Dr Andrew J Hall

01Profile

Personal Statement

I am a postdoctoral Specialty Registrar in Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery and Clinical Lecturer at the University of St Andrews (Scottish Clinical Research Excellence Development Scheme). I finished top of the national T&O recruitment and was appointed to the competitive South East Scotland Orthopaedics rotation. I’ve built experience at high-volume academic institutions, including the major trauma centre at Royal Infirmary of Edinburgh and national elective orthopaedic centre at the Golden Jubilee University National Hospital. My final two years will focus on knee and hip reconstruction and orthopaedic sports surgery. Uniquely, I am pursuing dual-training to qualify as a Consultant in Sport & Exercise Medicine (SEM).

I hold several academic leadership positions, including: Chair of the Scottish Centres for Orthopaedic Treatment & Innovation in Surgery & Healthcare (SCOTTISH) Research Network; Chair of the Scottish Collaborative Orthopaedic Trainees Research Network (SCOTnet), and supervisor for six active PhD and MD students. I’m a lead investigator on the MARVEL Project – an ambitious suite of research into robot-assisted orthopaedic surgery (including the field’s largest RCT to date). I’ve delivered several large national/international studies that have informed practice and government policy, and have published >55 full scientific articles. I hold editorial appointments as Associate Editor (Sports Injury) at the Journal of Science and Medicine in Sport and Guest Editor (Musculoskeletal Sports Injury) at the Journal of Clinical Medicine, and I sit on the scientific committee of the Fragility Fracture Network Global Congress 2026. I’m a 2024-25 Research Fellow at British Association of Sport & Exercise Medicine (BASEM) and delivered a nationwide multicentre study evaluating the multisystem health and quality of life impact associated with hip and knee osteoarthritis.

I work in multiple high-performance sports medicine environments, including: Team Physician (Heart of Midlothian FC); Match Day Doctor (Scottish Rugby International and Elite Club Teams); Sports Medicine Doctor & Research Fellow (European Tour Performance Institute and DP World Tour Golf), and Committee Member of the Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine (Team Care). I’m a 2024-25 BASEM Travelling Fellow and, with support from the UK IOC Medical Research Centre, undertook clinical placements at Aspetar (Doha), Mediclinic Perform (Dubai), Sport Surgery Clinic (Dublin), and elite sport environments including European/DP World Tour (Various, International). I have a PgCert in MSK Ultrasound (with Distinction).

I am a committed medical educator and Member of the Faculty of Surgical Trainers (RCSEd). I completed a one-year full-time Medical Education Fellowship and was module organiser for the University of Edinburgh MBChB Musculoskeletal programme. I led a major curriculum overhaul, worked on national working groups, was awarded a PgCert (with Merit) in Clinical Education, and received local/national awards and nominations. I have authored a textbook (published, Scion Publishing) and a textbook chapter (in press, Elsevier), and I’m associate editor for a third textbook (in press, Elsevier). I was Chief Registrar at national orthopaedic Hospital, I’ve co-hosted several national conference in orthopaedics, sports medicine, and medical education, and have taught doctors at the Ministry of Health in China. I have an undergraduate degree in psychology (first class honours).

My final two years of training in T&O surgery (ST7-8) will focus on achieving the FRCS (Tr & Orth), whilst tailoring my subspecialty interests towards knee and hip preservation and reconstruction before undertaking a post-training fellowship in clinical and academic practise in this field. My future practise will be as a clinical and academic T&O surgeon strongly influenced by consultant-level training and experience in high-performance sports medicine.

02Qualifications

Qualifications & Memberships

03Appointments

Current Employment & Major Roles

Primary Employment

Academic & Leadership

Sport & Exercise Medicine

Previous Employment

Primary Employment

Observerships

04Research

Research

I am a postdoctoral Clinical Lecturer on the highly-competitive Scottish Clinical Excellence Development Scheme (SCREDS). I completed my PhD in 2024 on health data science and outcome prediction in orthopaedics during the COVID-19 pandemic. I supervise six active PhD/MD students, have published >50 peer-reviewed publications and led numerous multicentre and multinational studies that have shaped policy and practice. My research integrates trials, registry, data science, and review methods - a multimodal approach that supports innovation across musculoskeletal healthcare and high-performance sport.

I hold national and international academic leadership roles, including Chair of the SCOTTISH Research Network and founder of IMPACT, a global research collaborative established during the COVID-19 pandemic that yielded 16 publications with over 500 co-authors from 20 countries. I’ve contributed to global benchmarking initiatives have a strong record of designing and delivering large-scale multicentre studies.

I have an established programme of research in knee and hip arthroplasty and sport-related knee injuries. I’m Deputy Chief Investigator of the MARVEL Project, the UK’s largest clinical research programme into robot-assisted total knee arthroplasty (VELYS Robot Assisted Solution), and supervise six doctoral candidates whose work includes evaluating and optimising partial and total knee replacement, robotic-assisted surgery, enhanced recovery, sport-related knee injuries, periprosthetic fractures and infection. My research is supported by around £2.5 million in competitive funding, including grants and salaries from UKRI, Johnson & Johnson, BASEM, AO UK&I, Public Health Scotland, and Golden Jubilee University National Hospital. My clinical and translational research extends to interdisciplinary Sports Medicine Event Care and to Performance Medicine, the integrated systems for health and human optimisation that operate in high performance environments, and I lead several multidisciplinary and multifocal projects across both. A related strand examines artificial intelligence and technology enabled interventions for health optimisation, physical activity prescription and injury rehabilitation, together with the development, validation and implementation standards such systems should meet before adoption into healthcare.

As BASEM Research Scholar my nationwide SPORT-EMPOWER and WAIT DATA projects evaluate the multisystem health and economic impact of osteoarthritis, and as Research Fellow at the European Tour Performance Institute (ETPI) I work with an elite multidisciplinary sport science team to investigate performance at the highest level. I apply these principles to a growing programme of research into the field of sports medicine and human performance, and continually seek to push new boundaries at the intersection of medical and scientific fields.

At a specialist tertiary university hospital for children and young people I have led data-informed service improvement, educational and governance projects covering emergency department flow and referral management, the multidisciplinary musculoskeletal infection review meeting, the morbidity and mortality meeting, and the multidisciplinary, multiagency major trauma review meeting.

05Networks & Projects

Research Networks & Live Projects

Beyond the published record above, current work runs through two research groups Dr Hall chairs or leads: STRIKERS Elite Sports Group (Dublin & St Andrews) and the SCOTTISH Network (Golden Jubilee National Hospital, University of St Andrews, Edinburgh Orthopaedics, University of Strathclyde and Fife Orthopaedics). Each active project below is summarised from its live project page; expand for detail or open the full page.

The SCOTTISH Network's published studies (SNAP Femur, GLP-1/OA, VELYS scoping reviews and the robot-assisted arthroplasty perception work) appear in Publications above, each cross-linked to its live study page on scottishnetwork.net.

06Featured Coverage

As Featured

In a December 2024 feature for the British Association of Sport & Exercise Medicine, Dr Hall discussed how BASEM's Research Bursary and Travelling Fellowship shaped his research programme — from a single-centre pilot to the nationwide WAIT DATA study and the founding of the SCOTTISH Network.

Read the BASEM feature ↗ 2024 Travelling Fellowship ↗

University of St Andrews News

University of St Andrews news covered the launch of the Performance Curriculum, co-designed by Dr Hall for the University's Performance Sport Programme, supporting scholar-athletes balancing elite sport with study.

Read the University news piece ↗

07Education

Medical Education

I’m a committed medical educator and Membership of the Faculty of Surgical Trainers (RCSEd). I completed a year-long full-time Medical Education Fellowship, leading major curriculum overhaul of the University of Edinburgh’s MBChB Musculoskeletal programme and earning a PgCert in Clinical Education (with Merit). My work received national recognition, including a Highly Commended Innovation in Training Award and an Outstanding Role Model nomination from NHS Education for Scotland.

I’ve authored a published textbook (The Surgical Portfolio and Interview), contributed to The Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics (Elsevier, in press), and I’m Associate Editor of The Unofficial Guide to Orthopaedics (Elsevier, in press). I have published eight articles on medical education covering surgical training, virtual learning, SEM education, and equality and culture. As Chief Registrar at the national orthopaedic hospital, I led postgraduate teaching strategy and now supervise six active PhD/MD candidates. My academic background in psychology (First Class Honours) supports a learner-centred, evidence-based approach across the educational spectrum. I’ve held regional and national roles coordinating postgraduate training in surgery and medicine.

I co-designed the Performance Curriculum for the University of St Andrews Performance Sport Programme – a suite of educational materials for athletes, coaches, and support staff aimed at optimising athletic health and performance. As a Professional Development Advisor I have taught sports medicine practice to FIFA & University of Bath masters students. I examine on the Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine’s Diploma in MSK Medicine, and sit on the sub-group overseeing the Diploma in Team Care. I’ve held roles across undergraduate and postgraduate education, including tutor, course organiser, and examiner. I’ve co-organised national conferences in SEM, orthopaedics, and professional culture, and designed national simulation and skills programmes for NHS Lothian and NHS Education for Scotland. I also taught at the Ministry of Health in China. I am currently designing a multidisciplinary, multispecialty postgraduate training placement spanning Spinal Surgery, Interventional Radiology and Rehabilitation Services, and an interdisciplinary professional education programme in Sports Medicine Event Care and Performance Medicine delivering clinical and research skills online and in person.

Medical Education Roles (Major)

Other Medical Education Experience

Medical Education & Leadership CPD

08Sport & Exercise Medicine

Sport & Exercise Medicine

I am pursuing formal dual-accreditation in Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery (T&O) and Sport & Exercise Medicine (SEM), and am preparing my CESR portfolio for submission for entry to the SEM Specialist Register. My SEM career is built around elite-level clinical experience, research, and international fellowship training, each of which complements and enhances my orthopaedic practice.

I hold a range of clinical roles high-performance SEM. I’m in my sixth season as Team Physician at Heart of Midlothian FC (Men’s & Women’s First Teams and Academy). I’m a regular matchday doctor for Scottish Rugby senior international and elite club games, and sports doctor at DP World Tour and Ladies European Tour golf. In 2024–25 I was awarded a BASEM Travelling Fellowship, supported by the UK IOC Medical Research Centre, and completed: the STRIKERS Travelling Fellowship in Orthopaedics & Sports Medicine (Surgical Treatment & Rehabilitation of Injuries in Kicking, Explosive & Running Sports). I visited world-class institutions including Aspetar, UPMC Sport Surgery Clinic, Mediclinic Perform, and elite sports physicians in golf, Formula 1, and Olympic sport.

Academically, I am a Member of the Faculty of Sport & Exercise Medicine (UK) and have completed both parts of the MFSEM Specialty Exam, in addition to Diplomas in MSK Medicine, Exercise Medicine, and Team Care. I am an examiner for the Diplomas in Team Care and MSK Medicine, a member of the Team Care Committees, and have been part of the FSEM Elite Sport Ethics & Whistleblowing Working Group. I also serve as Professional Development Advisor for the FIFA & University of Bath MSc in Football Medicine, Performance Advisor to the University of St Andrews Performance Sport Programme.

I am leading an academic research group at the interface of orthopaedics and sports medicine – investigating themes such as preparing for sustained performance in military environments, evolving trends in physical activity, and the changing landscape of sports-related injuries. I was awarded the 2024-25 BASEM Research Bursary to conduct a multicentre study investigating the multisystem effects of hip and knee osteoarthritis, and my work as Research Fellow at the European Tour Performance Institute focuses on complex issues in high-performance medicine and competitive fairness in elite golf.

Sport & Exercise Medicine Roles (Major)

Other Sport & Exercise Medicine Experience

Sport & Exercise Medicine Qualifications

Sport & Exercise Medicine CPD

Other Clinical CPD

Trauma & Orthopaedic Surgery CPD

09Presentations

Presentations (Peer Reviewed or Invited; Since 2020)

10Publications

Publications

Books

1. Esland JD, Hall AJ. The Surgical Portfolio and Interview: A Complete Guide. First. Scion Publishing; 2021

2. Hall AJ, Esposito A. The Unofficial Guide to Orthopaedics. Ed: Gee CW. First. Elsevier; in press. View book ↗

3. Hall AJ. Orthopaedics. Chapter In: The Unofficial Guide to Paediatrics. Ed: Quereshi Z. Second. Elsevier; 2025

Articles

4. McCann CJ, Walmsley PJ, Clement ND, Hall AJ. “Waiting poorly” for hip and knee arthroplasty – unmet needs and lack of support while waiting for surgery: findings of the multicentre WAIT-DATA study. Bone & Joint Open, 2026;7(9):1215-1225. View article ↗

5. McCann CJ, Clement ND, Murray A, Kearney R, Madigan S, Gee CW, Walmsley P, Morrison S, Chopra S, Hall AJ. GLP-1 receptor agonists and weight-loss strategies for individuals with obesity and hip or knee osteoarthritis: a scoping review. British Journal of Sports Medicine, 2026. View article ↗ View study page ↗

6. Morrison SR, Hall AJ, Clement ND, Gee C, Chopra S, Clarke JV. The VELYS robotic-assisted solution: a strategic technology evaluation informed through scoping review. Computer Assisted Surgery, 2026;31(1):2699503. View article ↗

7. Morrison SR, Hall AJ, Lim B, Akhtar A, Walmsley P. Knee arthroplasty in patients under 50 years demonstrates durable survivorship despite substantially higher lifetime revision risk than in older patients. Knee Surgery, Sports Traumatology, Arthroscopy, 2026. View article ↗

8. Morrison SR, Clement ND, Clarke JV, Gee C, Chopra S, Hall AJ. Perceptions of robot-assisted arthroplasty among patients and the public: a scoping review. Bone & Joint Open, 2026;7(6):733-743. View article ↗ View study page ↗

9. Kennedy MJ, Clement ND, Farrow L, Kennedy IW, Harding T, Blacklock C, Penfold RS, Clarke JV, Duckworth AD, MacLullich AMJ, Walmsley PJ, Hall AJ; SNAP Femur Collaborative. The epidemiology and outcomes of periprosthetic femur fractures: the Scottish National Audit of Periprosthetic Femur Fractures (SNAP Femur) study. Bone & Joint Journal, 2026;108-B(5):707-715. View article ↗ View study page ↗

10. Morrison SR, Hall AJ, Clement ND, Walmsley PJ, Gee C, Clarke JV. Use of the VELYS Robotic-Assisted Solution in knee arthroplasty: a scoping review. Journal of Experimental Orthopaedics, 2026;13(2):e70726. View article ↗ View study page ↗

11. Wong J, Chopra S, Hall AJ, Abugu GU, Mahmood F, Wallace D, Clarke JV, Gee CW, Holloway N. Factors associated with periprosthetic joint infection following hip or knee arthroplasty: a single-centre, registry-linked cohort study of 30,102 cases conducted at a national orthopaedic treatment centre. Bone & Joint Journal, 2026;108-B(4):516-525. View article ↗

12. McCann CJ, Morrison SR, Hall AJ, Dunstan E. Total hip arthroplasty in the context of obesity. Orthopaedics & Trauma, 2025 View article ↗

13. Penfold RS, Hall AJ. Foreword, In: Scottish Hip Fracture Audit 2025 Annual Report. Public Health Scotland, 2025.

14. Kennedy MJ, Penfold RS, Donaldson L, Hall AJ, MacLullich AMJ, Walmsley P, Clarke JV, Clement ND. The Clinical Frailty Scale is a valid and independent predictor of one-year survival in patients sustaining a hip fracture: Scottish Hip Fracture Audit data from 8092 patients.Bone & Joint Open, in press. View article ↗

15. Penfold RS, Farrow L, Hall AJ, Clement ND, Ward K, Donaldson L, Johansen A, Duckworth AD, Anand A, Hall DE, Guthrie B, MacLullich AMJ. Delirium on presentation with a hip fracture is associated with adverse outcomes: a multicentre observational study of 18,040 patients using national clinical registry data. Bone & Joint Journal, 2025. View article ↗

16. Hall AJ. Education for Performance: Supporting Research and Education with the BASEM Awards. BASEM, 2024. View article ↗

17. Bayram JM, Clement ND, Hall AJ, Walmsley P, Clarke JV. Are current patient-reported outcome measures fit for purpose to evaluate unicompartmental knee arthroplasty? Journal of Clinical Medicine, 2024. View article ↗

18. Merriman N, Penfold RS, Brent L, Hickey P, Walsh ME, Sexton E, Coughlan T, MacLullich A, Johansen A, Ojeda-Thies C, Hall AJ, Blake C. Delirium and cognitive screening in national hip fracture registries: review protocol. European Journal of Geriatric Medicine, 2025. View article ↗

19. Burt J, Brunt A, Hall AJ, Clarke JV, Walmsley PW. The Scottish Arthroplasty Project: Scotland’s approach to a national joint registry. Orthopaedics and Trauma, 2024. View article ↗

20. Merriman N, Penfold RS, Brent L, Hickey P, Walsh ME, Sexton E, Coughlan T, MacLullich A, Johansen A, Ojeda-Thies C, Hall AJ, Blake C. Delirium and cognitive screening in national hip fracture registries: scoping review. HRB Open Research, 2024. View article ↗

21. Hall AJ, Cullinan R, Alozie GU, Chopra S, Greig L, Clarke JV, Riches PE, Walmsley P, Ohly N, Holloway N. Total knee arthroplasty using a cemented single radius, condylar-stabilized design performance without posterior cruciate ligament sacrifice. Bone & Joint Journal, 2024. View article ↗

22. Kay RS, Ho L, Clement ND, Duckworth AD, Hall AJ. The incidence of subsequent contralateral hip fracture and factors associated with increased risk: The IMPACT Contralateral Fracture Study. Osteoporosis Int, 2024. View article ↗

23. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, White TO, Duckworth AD. Vaccination against COVID-19 reduced the mortality risk of COVID-positive hip fracture patients to baseline levels: The nationwide data-linked IMPACT Protect study. Osteoporosis Int, 2023. View article ↗

24. Makaram NS, Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, Simpson AHRW. Lessons learned from hip fracture registries – from the Scottish perspective to global practice. Injury, 2023. View article ↗

25. Greenslade K, Nelson J, Murray A, McCrea-Routray R, Hall AJ. Is medical training adequate to promote health and give patients what they need? The role of Sport and Exercise Medicine in 21st century healthcare. Br J Sports Med, 2023. View article ↗

26. Johansen A, Hall AJ, Poacher A, Ojeda-Thies C, Costa M. Standardisation of global hip fracture audit could facilitate learning, improve quality, and guide evidence-based practice: An international study of hip fracture registries in 20 countries using the Fragility Fracture Network 2022 Minimum Common Dataset. Bone & Joint Journal, 2023. View article ↗

27. Burt J, Smith V, Gee CW, Clarke JV, Hall AJ. The role of outpatient needle arthroscopy in the diagnosis and management of musculoskeletal complaints: a systematic review of the Arthrex Nanoscope. The Knee, 2023. View article ↗

28. Munn D, Burt J, Gee CW, McLaren CK, Clarke JV, Hall AJ. Moving orthopaedic procedures out of the operating theatre: Outpatient needle arthroscopy can reduce cost & waste, and increase inpatient capacity compared to conventional arthroscopy. The Knee, 2023. View article ↗

29. Penfold RS, Hall AJ, Anand A, Clement ND, Duckworth AD, MacLullich AM. Delirium in hip fracture patients admitted from home during the COVID-19 pandemic is associated with higher mortality, longer total length of stay, need for post-acute inpatient rehabilitation and readmission to acute services: IMPACT Delirium. Bone & Joint Open, 2023. View article ↗

30. Downie S, Cherry J, Harding T, Gill S, Johnson S, GOAST Collaboration. The effect of gender on operative autonomy in surgical training (GOAST). Bone & Joint Journal, 2023. View article ↗

31. Hall AJ, Clement ND, Kay RS, Penfold RS, MacLullich AM, White TO, et al. COVID-19 is associated with increased care needs and a decreased likelihood of returning home following a hip fracture: The IMPACT Frailty study. Musculoskeletal Care, 2023. View article ↗

32. Brennan JN, Hall AJ, Baird EJ. Online case-based educational meetings can increase knowledge, skills, and widen access to surgical training: The nationwide Virtual Trauma & Orthopaedic Meeting series. The Surgeon, 2023; online first View article ↗

33. Kay RS, Hall AJ, Duckworth AD, Clement ND. Socioeconomically deprived patients suffer hip fractures at a younger age and require more hospital admissions, but early mortality risk is unchanged: The IMPACT Deprivation Study. Musculoskeletal Care, 2022. View article ↗

34. Farrow L, Brasnic L, Martin C, Ward K, Adam K, Hall AJ, et al. A nationwide study of blood transfusion in hip fracture patients. Bone & Joint Journal, 2022. View article ↗

35. Greenslade K, Nelson J, Murray A, McCrea-Routray R, Hall AJ. Peer-led learning in Sport and Exercise Medicine: a ten-year perspective from Edinburgh Sport and Exercise Medicine Society. BJSM Blog.

36. Kay RS, Hughes M, Williamson TR, Hall AJ, Duckworth AD, Clement ND. Clinical Frailty Scale can be used retrospectively to assess the frailty of patients with hip fracture: a validation study. European Journal of Geriatric Medicine, 2022. View article ↗

37. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, White TO, Duckworth AD. COVID-19 during the index hospital admission confers a ‘double-hit’ effect on hip fracture patients and is associated with a two-fold increase in 1-year mortality risk. Musculoskeletal Care, 2022. View article ↗

38. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, Ojeda-Thies C, Hoefer C, Brent L, et al. IMPACT of COVID-19 on hip fracture services: a global survey by the IMPACT Group. The Surgeon, 2021. View article ↗

39. Johansen A, Ojeda-Thies C, Brent L, Poacher A, Hall AJ et al. Developing a Minimum Common Dataset for Hip Fracture Audit – helping countries set up audits that will support international comparisons. Bone & Joint Journal, 2022. View article ↗

40. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, Simpson AHRW, White TO, Duckworth AD. The IMPACT of COVID-19 on trauma & orthopaedic surgery provides lessons for future communicable disease outbreaks. Bone & Joint Research, 2022. View article ↗

41. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, Simpson AHRW, Johansen A, White TO, et al. Delivering a Clinical Audit Response to a Communicable Disease Outbreak: Lessons from IMPACT Hip Fracture Global Audits. Bone & Joint Research, 2022. View article ↗

42. Hall AJ, Walmsley P. Technology-enhanced training in orthopaedics: virtual reality and a mulJ-modality training approach may be effective in bridging the experience gap in arthroplasty surgery. The Surgeon, 2022. View article ↗

43. Hackney RJ, Robinson PG, Hall AJ, Brown GS, Duckworth AD, Scott CEH. Medical students’ perceptions of and experiences in trauma and orthopaedic surgery: A cross-sectional study. BOA Transient J, 2022.

44. Hall AJ, Clement ND, IMPACT-Global G, Ojeda-Thies C et al. IMPACT Global Hip Fracture Audit: Nosocomial infection, risk prediction & prognostication, minimum reporting standards & global collaborative audit. Lessons from an international multicentre study of 7,090 patients in 14 nations during the COVID-19 pandemic. The Surgeon, 2022. View article ↗

45. Hall AJ, Bradford D. My Training Space. Cycling Weekly 2022

46. Hall AJ, Dunstan E. Day-case total hip arthroplasty: a safe and sustainable approach to improve satisfaction and productivity, and meet the needs of the orthopaedic population. Orthopaedics and Trauma, 2022. View article ↗

47. Hall AJ, Hackney RJ, Brown GS, Baird EJ. Advances in digital orthopaedic education: Techniques to enhance learning and avoid a generational crisis in orthopaedic training. Journal of Trauma & Orthopaedics, 2021.

48. Hall AJ, Duckworth AD, MacLullich AMJ, Farrow L, White TO, Clement ND. Meta-audit: a novel approach to healthcare improvement clinical audit and health data. Bone & Joint 360, 2021. View article ↗

49. Hall AJ. Scotland makes an IMPACT on global clinical audit. Public Health Scotland, Edinburgh, 2021

50. Farrow L, Hall AJ, AbleS AD, Myint PK, Johansen A. The influence of hospital-level variables on hip fracture outcomes. Bone & Joint Journal, 2021. View article ↗

51. Clement ND, Hall AJ, Kader N, Ollivere B, Oussedik S, Kader DF, et al. The rate of COVID-19 and associated mortality after elective hip and knee arthroplasty prior to cessation of elective services in UK. Bone & Joint Journal, 2021. View article ↗

52. Clement ND, Scott CEH, Murray JRD, Howie CR, Deehan DJ, IMPACT-Restart Collaboration. The number of patients ‘worse than death’ while waiting for a hip or knee arthroplasty has nearly doubled during the COVID-19 pandemic. Bone & Joint Journal, 2021. View article ↗

53. Hall AJ, Clement ND, MacLullich AMJ, White TO, Duckworth AD. IMPACT-Scot 2 report on COVID-19 in hip fracture patients a nationwide study of mortality, risk factors for community and hospital acquired covid-19, and suggested care pathways. Bone & Joint Journal 2021;103-B(5):888–897 View article ↗

54. Clement ND, Ng N, Simpson CJ, Patton RFL, Hall AJ, et al. The prevalence, mortality, and associated risk factors for developing COVID-19 in hip fracture patients: A systematic review & meta-analysis. Bone & Joint Research, 2020. View article ↗

55. Clement ND, Hall AJ, Makaram NS, Robinson PG, Patton RFL, Moran M, et al. IMPACT-Restart: the influence of COVID-19 on postoperative mortality and risk factors associated with SARS-CoV-2 infection after orthopaedic and trauma surgery. Bone & Joint Journal, 2020. View article ↗

56. Hall AJ, Clement ND, Farrow L, MacLullich AMJ, Dall GF, Scott CEH, et al. IMPACT-Scot report on COVID-19 and hip fractures: A multicentre study assessing mortality, predictors of early SARS-CoV-2 infection, and the effects of social lockdown on epidemiology. Bone & Joint Journal, 2020. View article ↗

57. Farrow L, Hall A, Aucott L, Holt G, Myint PK. Does quality of care in hip fracture vary by day of admission? Archives of Osteoporosis, 2020. View article ↗

58. Hall AJ, Toner NS, Bhatt PM. The introduction of a Neurosurgical Postoperative Checklist improved quality of care and patient safety. British Journal of Neurosurgery, 2019. View article ↗

59. Farrow L, Hall AJ, Myint PK, Holt G. Letter to the Editor re: Metcalfe D, Zogg CK, Judge A, et al. Pay for performance and hip fracture outcomes: an interrupted time series and difference-in-differences analysis in England and Scotland. Bone & Joint Journal, 2019.

60. Farrow L, Hall AJ, Wood AD, Smith R, James K, Holt G, et al. Quality of care in Hip Fracture Patients: The relationship between adherence to national standards and improved outcomes. JBJS, 2018. View article ↗

61. Glasbey JC, Harries RL, Beamish AJ, Gokani VJ, Mohan H, Williams AP, et al. Early years postgraduate surgical training programmes in the UK are failing to meet national quality standards: An analysis from the ASiT/BOTA Lost Tribe prospective cohort study of 2,569 surgical trainees. International Journal of Surgery, 2018. View article ↗

62. Hall AJ, Stubbs B, Mamas MA, Myint PK, Smith TO. Association between osteoarthritis and cardiovascular disease: Systematic review and meta-analysis. European Journal of Preventive Cardiology, 2016. View article ↗

11In The Field

In The Field

A selection from clinical, research and matchday settings across the roles above.