The NJR requests that where joint surgery has taken place during the year 2024, all orthopaedic teams in both NHS and independent sector hospitals enter procedure details into the registry data entry system by Friday 28 February 2025. We also ask that hospitals review their surgical caseload for this period to ensure that any missed
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We are pleased to share that we have amalgamated the NJR Annual Report joint analysis sections into one complete PDF report, which be found on our dedicated report website. The separate reports sections analysis of elbow, hip, knee and shoulder joints can all still be accessed. The report of the registry covers the period of
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Presentations from the NJR Session at BOA Congress – Birmingham, 18 September 2024 During the recent NJR session at BOA Congress, there was a opening focus on the value of the reporting tools within our online system, that provide clinicians with downloadable dynamic reports to enable understanding of their surgical outcomes; a talk on the
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NJR Session at BOA Congress – ICC, Birmingham Join us for breakfast rolls at the start of the NJR session in Hall 8 commencing at 8:20am on Wednesday 18 September. During the NJR session there will be a focus on the valuable reporting tools within our registry systems that provide clinicians with feedback to enable
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Data from the National Joint Registry (NJR) has provided valuable insight on the debate surrounding two types of shoulder replacement surgeries
As part of our 20th anniversary activity, we have conducted a programme of work which aims to profile the successes and benefits that the NJR has realised over the past two decades. This work examines the value of the important tools and reporting systems that the NJR has developed over the years and makes available to a range of our stakeholders, as well as the benefits to wider society of a comprehensive national registry.
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As part of our 20th anniversary activity, we have conducted a programme of work which aims to profile the successes and benefits that the NJR has realised over the past two decades. This work examines the value of the important tools and reporting systems that the NJR has developed over the years and makes available to a range of our stakeholders, as well as the benefits to wider society of a comprehensive national registry.
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NJR Consultant Level Reports and Surgeon Level Reports NJR Consultant Level Reports and Surgeon Level Reports Consultant Level Reports (CLR) and Surgeon Level Reports (SLR) for FY 2022/23 are now available to download at NJR Connect – Data Services. Surgeons are advised to check their reports and get in touch with the NJR Service Desk
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NJR Session at BOA Congress – ACC, Liverpool Join us for breakfast rolls to celebrate our 20th anniversary at the NJR session in room 3A at BOA Congress on Wednesday 20th September. Our talks will be about our latest developments and the work of the NJR over the years. We will also be on Stand
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A new research study using NJR data shows that patients do better when their surgeon averages over ten shoulder replacement procedures a year Patients treated by surgeons who average over ten shoulder replacements a year have a lower risk of reoperation and serious complications, and a shorter hospital stay than those treated by surgeons who
