The British Hip Society (BHS) supports training, education and research to promote the very best care for patients with hip related conditions. The Society works closely with allied professional bodies to advise on standards of care for patients and welcomes hip specialty surgeons, at all career stages, to our membership, including trainees, SAS grades and consultants.
The British Hip Society (BHS) is allied to our Professional organisation – the British Orthopaedic Association (BOA). The latter is a Registered Charity whose objectives are “the advancement for the public benefit of the science art and practice of Orthopaedic surgery”.
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A group of professional surgeons who promote training, education and research to ensure the very best care for patients, with hip related conditions.
We welcome hip specialty surgeons, at all career stages to our membership; including trainees, SAS grades and consultants.
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We currently have three exciting fellowship opportunities listed HERE UK/US travelling fellowship £2500 travelling fellowship bursary £500 non surgical fellowship bursary. Please contact Sam Hook mal@britishhipsociety.com if you need further details prior to applying. The closing date for all 3 fellowships is 31st January and interviews are to take place at the
In our latest newsletter, we have a number of exciting updates and important announcements to share with you. From the enthusiastic response to the BOA revalidation sessions in Liverpool to enlightening sessions on Hip Fracture Management and trauma, there is a lot to cover. Explore insightful talks from renowned experts,
Everything that you need to know about joining our organisation, types and conditions of membership, as well as associated annual costs.
The NAHR is a national register of operations on, or around the hip other than hip replacements and operations carried as a consequence of acute trauma to the hip.
