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Mike KimmonsBritish Orthopaedic Association Chief Executive Officer

What’s on the BOA radar?

 

 

 

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BOA Performance2015

 

 

 

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NHS EnglandFive Year Forward View

 

 

 

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Commissioning guidance documents

 

 

 

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Consumables costs

Outsourcing and service contracts

(including back to mid-office costs)

Pharmaceuticals costs

Capital expenditure and equipment running costs

Property/Estates running costs

Medical Technology costs

Workforce (e.g. productivity, use of bank

and agency staff)

Efficiency agenda: key areas of focus

Our intention is to identify a set of metrics that help trusts understand their relative position in each of these areas…………

Efficiency Agenda: Key areas of focus

 

 

 

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Example GIRFT dashboard

 

 

 

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Example GIRFT dashboard

 

 

 

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Consumables costs

Outsourcing and service contracts

(including back to mid-office costs)

Pharmaceuticals costs

Capital expenditure and equipment running costs

Property/Estates running costs

Medical Technology costs

Workforce (e.g. productivity, use of bank

and agency staff)

Efficiency agenda: key areas of focus

Our intention is to identify a set of metrics that help trusts understand their relative position in each of these areas…………

Efficiency Agenda: Key areas of focus

 

 

 

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Consultant Outcome Publication

 

 

 

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Government to Health Education England Mandate 2015/16

 

 

 

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HEE Workforce Planning Guidance 2015/16

 

 

 

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Shape of Training Report

 

 

 

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UKITE• The BOA provides access to the United Kingdom and Ireland In-Training Examination 

(UKITE) held every December within training programmes as part of your membership.

• UKITE is an annual national, online examination providing immediate results to trainees with similar formatted questions based on the UK Trauma and Orthopaedic curriculum.

• UKITE has been an annual event in the post-graduate orthopaedic calendar since 2007. Currently it hosts a question bank of around 11,500 MCQs and EMQs providing a powerful educational resource with high quality, relevant and curriculum-based questions.

• This year UKITE will run from 4th-11th December 2015 (www.boa.ac.uk/training-education/ukite/)

 

 

 

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Wikipaedics

 

 

 

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BOA Instructional Course 2016Saturday 9 – Sunday 10 JanuaryManchester Conference Centre

Registration Opens: 1st July 2015 www.boa.ac.uk/events/instructional-course 

The focus of the 2016 Instructional Course will be paediatrics with the opportunity to obtain clinical case based discussions (CBDs) 

in the following areas: 

• Neurovascular injuries • Painful hip in a child • Painful spine in a child

 

 

 

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British Orthopaedic Surgery Research• BOA initiative to support the development of clinical trials through a grant to the 

York Trials Unit who will develop the BOA Orthopaedic Surgery Research Centre (BOSRC).

• BOSRC will help BOA members develop their research ideas into grant applications and help run commissioned projects. 

• To be successful in research funding, the research question needs to convince the relevant funding body of its importance and relevance to the NHS. If you have an idea you would like us to explore, please complete the form available on the BOA website (www.boa.ac.uk/research/bosrc/).

 

 

 

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The James Lind Alliance

 

 

 

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Annual Congress 2015

@BritOrthopaedic#BOAAC

congress.boa.ac.uk

15 – 18  September

ACC Liverpool