NJR at BOA Congress 2026
The changing face of orthopaedics
Wednesday 23 September 2026 | 08:30 to 10:00 | Olympia London | Room: Zenith
Join the National Joint Registry at BOA Congress 2026 for an interactive session exploring how NJR data, research and patient insights are helping to shape the future of orthopaedic care.
Launching at BOA Congress 2026
NJR Annual Report 2026
The NJR Annual Report 2026 will be officially launched during the session and will be available to download here following publication.
Date
Wednesday 23 September 2026
Time
08:30 to 10:00
Venue
Olympia London
Room: Zenith
Refreshments
Light breakfast rolls served from 08:10
About the Session
The session will provide an interactive update on the work of the National Joint Registry, highlighting developments in data collection and reporting, NJR-supported research projects, and practical clinical challenges associated with recording orthopaedic procedures. The session will also feature the launch of the NJR Annual Report 2026.
Programme
Section 1: NJR updates and Annual Report launch
08:30 Welcome and launch of the NJR Annual Report 2026
Mr Andrew Porteous, Chair, NJR Editorial Committee
What’s new in the NJR?
Mr Tim Wilton, Medical Director, NJR
Chris Boulton, Director of Operations, NJR
The effect of cement on outcome
Mr Jonathan Evans
PROMs: Why and which ones?
Professor Andrew Price
Clinical case: Challenges in recording what we do
Mr Andrew Porteous
Delegate Q&A (10 minutes)
Section 2: NJR supported research
Chair
Professor Mark Wilkinson, Chair, NJR Research Committee
Higher surgeon volume reduces early failure in first-time revision of non-infected total knee arthroplasty
Alexander Matthews, GIRFT
Costs and outcomes after primary and revision hip replacements by implant bearing materials
Patricia Navvuga, University of Bristol
Association between surgeon training grade and the risk of revision following total knee replacement
Timothy Fowler, University of Bristol
Reverse shoulder arthroplasty for acute trauma versus trauma sequelae following failed conservative management
Olivia O’Malley, Imperial College London
Section 3: Looking ahead
The Patient Network
Rebecca Beesley, NJR Board Patient Representative and Co-Chair of the NJR Patient Network
NJR looking ahead
Professor Sir Paul Curran, NJR Chair
10:00 Close
Mr Tim Wilton