Annual reports
NJR Annual Reports analyse the data submitted to the NJR, and highlight the aims and achievements of the National Joint Registry, its Steering Committee and its sub-committees.
The key analyses of the NJR’s 6th, and latest, Annual Report, were presented at the British Orthopaedic Association’s Annual Congress in Manchester on 16th September 2009. The presentation team comprised the three surgical representatives on the NJR Steering Committee, Professor Paul Gregg, Mr Martyn Porter, and Mr Keith Tucker, and the Chair of the NJR’s Regional Clinical Coordinators’ Committee, Mr Peter Howard.
The report is divided into 3 main parts:
• Part one - a general outline of the work of the NJR for the Financial Year 1st April 2008 - 31st March 2009. It provides summary statistics of the data provided during the financial year, summarises major developments, and outlines proposed work for the financial year 2009-2010.
• Part two - a description of hip and knee joint replacement activity as reported to the NJR in the calendar year 1st January - 31st December 2008.
• Part three - provides an analysis of survivorship of hip and knee replacement surgery using data submitted to the NJR from 1st April 2003 - 30th November 2008. Data from the Hospital Episodes Statistics (HES) service is also included in the analysis.
Similarly to last year, some information is being published separately to the main report and is available to download from the website. It is intended to publish some specialist topics related to the Annual Report throughout the year and, again, these will be available from the website.
To download a copy of the NJR 6th Annual Report, please select the link on the right-hand side of this page. To obtain printed copies of the report, please contact the NJR Centre.
You can download a copy of the NJR 6th Annual Report via the link on the right-hand side of this page. For printed copies of the report please contact the NJR Centre.
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