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  Queen's Medical Centre
  Nottingham
  NG7 2UH
  UK
• Benjamin.Ollivere@nottingham.ac.uk

Biography

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Ben Ollivere is Professor of Orthopaedic Trauma Surgery at the 糖心原创 and Honorary Consultant Orthopaedic Trauma Surgeon and Major Trauma Surgeon at the Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham.

He is currently Deputy Pro-Vice Chancellor for Academic Perfromance. A role in which is he responsible for academic performance and reputation across the University including all aspects of individual and institutional performance.

He is currently the Associate Pro Vice Chancellor for Research and Knowledge Exchange in the Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences. He is also head of department for Trauma, Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine.

He trained in Oxford and London as a medical student, then Cambridge for his higher surgical training and moved to Nottingham for fellowship then spending 4 years as a consultant prior to being appointed Clinical Associate Professor, followed by promotion to Professor 4 years later.

He has active grants and research interests in big data, clinical and basic science studies. Ongoing randomised controlled trials funded by Innovate UK, the NiHR HTA and RfPB programmes as chief investigator. He takes an active part in the ARUK Sports Centre hosted at 糖心原创.

Expertise Summary

He has clinical expertise in non-union, bone infection, trauma and major injury along with treatment of complex fractures and the complications of these treatments. He has a particular interest in limb reconstruction and his expertise lies particularly in the use of circular frames and hexapod fixators. He has tertiary referral practices in bone infection, non-union and chest injuries.

Teaching Summary

I am an associate fellow of the higher education academy. I convene a wilderness medicine module on the Sports and Exercise Medicine MSc at masters level.

I have an interest in undergraduate and post graduate eduction, leading the MDD CP3 at 糖心原创 school of medicine. I also teach orthopedics at an undergraduate and post graduate level.

Research Summary

Ben Ollivere is leading global researcher (SciVal top 1% of researchers 4 topics, top 5% 14 topics: 2022 FW citations 3.99, FW views 13.9). He exerts a major scientific influence on trauma injury and… read more

Recent Publications

• OLLIVERE B, METCALFE D, PERRY DC and HADDAD FS, 2020. The bone & joint journal. 102-B(2), 145-147
• MARSON BA, NG J, MYINT Y, GRINDLAY DJC and OLLIVERE BJ, 2019. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. 101(8), 539-545
• CRAXFORD S, DEACON C, MYINT Y and OLLIVERE B, 2019. Injury. 50(11), 1816-1825
• OLLIVERE BJ, MARSON BA and HADDAD FS, 2019. The bone & joint journal. 101-B(3), 233-235

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Current Research

Ben Ollivere is leading global researcher (SciVal top 1% of researchers 4 topics, top 5% 14 topics: 2022 FW citations 3.99, FW views 13.9). He exerts a major scientific influence on trauma injury and recovery, specifically outcomes, interventions, and their underlying mechanisms. He holds a personal grant portfolio valued at 拢61.7M (拢9.7M as Co-I) spanning discovery, experimental, translational and applied spectra. His industry collaborations have resulted in spinouts, grants and first in man studies.

His research is thematic and applied; targeting life-course inequalities, particularly in key subpopulations (PMID:36424690;32475240;34779791), focussed on frailty and recovery in hip fracture, chest wall injury and upper limb trauma. For example in chest trauma (afflicting 20% of those with major injury) he led on national guidelines, to standardised access to chest wall fixation. Substantial underpinning research (PMID:27482027;30418334;31353094;35638213) has defined outcome measures, optimised analgesia, increased efficacy andunderpinning biological mechanism. Mortality is reduced by over 70% (PMID:35638213) in those stabilised (10-fold improvement).

He has had significant innovation impact, e.g. 3 patents (WO2021142213A1; WO2021173931A1; WO2023091366A1) for surgical devices (benefitting 10,000+ annually). Whilst still a trainee surgeon he was first to identify risk factors for metallosis (PMID:19651828) informing the issue of MHRA safety notices (MDA/2012/036). During Covid-19 he led the MRC Panther programme (studying healthcare workers), briefed SAGE, and was an expert to the medical All Party Parliamentary Group. These outputs supported the introduction of the covid vaccination booster programme (PMID:34376569).

As Associate Faculty Pro Vice-Chancellor he has engaged in national research direction (NIHR Commissioning Board, Medical Schools Council Research Board and Royal College of Physicians Falls and Frailty Programme) and internationally (advisor Finland Research Council, UK-China Medical Alliance). In training and education as regional Health Education England academic programme designed assessment, mentorship and appraisal process (100 academic trainees annually).

His research excellence is recognised through his NIHR Senior Investigator award and 'theme lead' his 'theme lead' status with the 28M Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre.

Past Research

His current grant portfolio includes :

2026-30 National Institute for Helath and Social care (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme; 2.5M STOMP Trial - Ankle Fractures in Children Co-Chief Investigator - In contracting

2026-32 National Institute for Health and Social care (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment Programme; 3.5M ERNIE Trial - Stepped wedged zero consent cluster trial Chief Investigator - In contracting

2026-30 Horizon 2020 Marie Curie Centre for Doctoral Training CUSTOM DTP; 5.4M EU Co-I Nottingham one of 12 European Partners

2024-28 National Institute for Health and Social Care Research (NIHR) Senior Investiagtor award

2023-25 Medical Research Council "Identifying and targeting modifiable inflammatory factors underlying higher risk of frailty in individuals experiencing deprivation" 拢408K Co-applicant and lead clinician

2023-28 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme: 拢2.2M FOREST Trial Chief Investigator

2022-24 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme: 拢320,000

'Operative RIb Fixation Trial (ORIF) Extension' Chief Investigator

2022-2027 NIHR Nottingham Biomedical Research Centre (BRC) Musculoskeletal, Surgery, Inflammation and Recovery Theme Total 27M COI - Role: Theme lead

2021-23 Commercial Grant (Smith & Nephew) 拢60K SmartTSF Chief Investigator

2021-24 British Orthopaedic Association CTU Infrastructure Grant 拢70k/PA

2021-24 NIHR EME Programme 拢520k (OPERA mechanistic study) Chief Investigator

2021-23 NIHR RfPB Programme 拢245k ESPEAR Co-Applicant and mentor to CI.

2021-23 Medial Research Council (Covid Rapid Response) 拢5.2M Co-Connect Co-Applicant (WP Lead)

2020-2022 Medical Research Council (Covid Rapid Response) 拢900k PANTHER study Co-Chief Investigator

2020-2021 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme: 拢1,700,000

'Operative RIb Fixation Trial (ORIF)' Chief Investigator

2018-2022 Department of Defence Accelerator Grant STEMulate 糖心原创. 拢60,000 Co-Investigator

2019-2020 UK Innovate/EPSRC programme : 拢998,000 SMART Materials in Intramedullary Nailing Co-CI

2015-2020 NIHR Research for Patient Benefit (RfPB) Programme : 拢250,000 ANCHOR 糖心原创 Chief Investigator

2020-2022 NIHR Doctoral Research Fellowship : 拢350,000 Lead Supervisor

2020-2022 National Institute for Health Research (NIHR) Health Technology Assessment programme: 拢1,020,000

'UK STAR' Co-applicant

2015-2020 ARUK Sports, Exercise and Arthritis Centre Awarded 2012 拢17.6 million, renewed 2018 Co-Applicant

• OLLIVERE B, METCALFE D, PERRY DC and HADDAD FS, 2020. The bone & joint journal. 102-B(2), 145-147
• MARSON BA, NG J, MYINT Y, GRINDLAY DJC and OLLIVERE BJ, 2019. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. 101(8), 539-545
• CRAXFORD S, DEACON C, MYINT Y and OLLIVERE B, 2019. Injury. 50(11), 1816-1825
• OLLIVERE BJ, MARSON BA and HADDAD FS, 2019. The bone & joint journal. 101-B(3), 233-235
• MARSON BA, DESHMUKH SR, GRINDLAY DJC, OLLIVERE BJ and SCAMMELL BE, 2018. The bone & joint journal. 100-B(11), 1409-1415
• BUSS L, MCKEEVER TM, NIGHTINGALE J, AKYEA R, OLLIVERE B, MOPPETT IK and BOLTON CE, 2018. British journal of anaesthesia. 121(6), 1377-1379
• MATTHEWS PA, SCAMMELL BE, ALI A, COUGHLIN T, NIGHTINGALE J, KHAN T and OLLIVERE BJ, 2018. Trials. 19(1), 304
• WALTERS ST, CRAXFORD S, RUSSELL R, KHAN T, NIGHTINGALE J, MORAN CG, TAYLOR AM, FORWARD DP and OLLIVERE BJ, 2018. Journal of orthopaedic trauma. 33(1), 15-22
• RAMOUTAR, D N, KODUMURI, P, RODRIGUES, J N, OLEWICZ, S, MORAN, C G, OLLIVERE, B J and FORWARD, D P, 2017. The epidemiology and functional outcomes of operative fixation of extracapsular proximal femoral fractures (AO 31-A) in young adults. European journal of orthopaedic surgery & traumatology : orthopedie traumatologie. 27(2), 267-272
• KHAN T, GRINDLAY D, OLLIVERE BJ, SCAMMELL BE, MANKTELOW AR and PEARSON RG, 2017. The bone & joint journal. 99-B(4 Supple B), 17-25
• KHAN, T., GRINDLAY, D., OLLIVERE, B. J., SCAMMELL, B. E., MANKTELOW, A. R. J. and PEARSON, R. G., 2017. A systematic review of Vancouver B2 and B3 periprosthetic femoral fractures BONE & JOINT JOURNAL. 99B(4), 17-25
• KARAM, E., SHIVJI, F. S., BHATTACHARYA, A., BRYSON, D. J., FORWARD, D. P., SCAMMELL, B. E. and OLLIVERE, B. J., 2017. INJURY-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE CARE OF THE INJURED. 48(2), 531-535
• SALAR, O., BAKER, P. N., FORWARD, D. P., OLLIVERE, B. J., WEERASURIYA, N., MOPPETT, I. K. and MORAN, C. G., 2017. ANNALS OF THE ROYAL COLLEGE OF SURGEONS OF ENGLAND. 99(6), 444-451
• ACHTEN, JUUL, PARSONS, NICK R., KEARNEY, REBECCA L., SCHLUSSEL, MICHAEL MAIA, LIEW, ANNA S., DUTTON, SUSAN, PETROU, STAVROS, OLLIVERE, BENJAMIN, LAMB, SARAH E. and COSTA, MATTHEW L., 2017. BMJ OPEN. 7(10),
• KARAM E, SHIVJI FS, BHATTACHARYA A, BRYSON DJ, FORWARD DP, SCAMMELL BE and OLLIVERE BJ, 2016. Injury. (In Press.)
• ELLIOTT, D. S., NEWMAN, K. J. H., FORWARD, D. P., HAHN, D. M., OLLIVERE, B., KOJIMA, K., HANDLEY, R., ROSSITER, N. D., WIXTED, J. J., SMITH, R. M. and MORAN, C. G., 2016. A unified theory of bone healing and nonunion BONE & JOINT JOURNAL. 98B(7), 884-891
• MORRIS DL, BRYSON DJ, OLLIVERE BJ and FORWARD DP, 2016. Injury. 47(6), 1202-5
• ELLIOTT DS, NEWMAN KJ, FORWARD DP, HAHN DM, OLLIVERE B, KOJIMA K, HANDLEY R, ROSSITER ND, WIXTED JJ, SMITH RM and MORAN CG, 2016. The bone & joint journal. 98-B(7), 884-91
• BRYSON DJ, MORRIS DL, SHIVJI FS, ROLLINS KR, SNAPE S and OLLIVERE BJ, 2016. The bone & joint journal. 98-B(8), 1014-9
• COUGHLIN TA, NG JW, ROLLINS KE, FORWARD DP and OLLIVERE BJ, 2016. The bone & joint journal. 98-B(8), 1119-25
• RAMOUTAR DN, KODUMURI P, RODRIGUES JN, OLEWICZ S, MORAN CG, OLLIVERE BJ, FORWARD DP and , 2016. European journal of orthopaedic surgery & traumatology : orthopedie traumatologie. (In Press.)
• FERGUSON, E., OLLIVERE, B. and SAHOTA, O., 2015. DISCHARGE LOCATION AFTER HIP FRACTURE - THE EFFECT OF POSTOPERATIVE COMPLICATIONS AGE AND AGEING. 44, 20-20
• DAS A, ROLLINS KE, ELLIOTT K, JOHNSTON P, VAN-RENSBURG L, TYTHERLEIGH-STRONG GM and OLLIVERE BJ, 2014. Journal of orthopaedic trauma. 28(3), 119-23
• MOPPETT IK, GREENHAFF PL, OLLIVERE BJ, JOACHIM T, LOBO DN and ROWLANDS M, 2014. Trials. 15(1), 475
• BAKER PN, SALAR O, OLLIVERE BJ, FORWARD DP, WEERASURIYA N, MOPPETT IK and MORAN CG, 2014. BMJ open. 4(4), e004405
• OLLIVERE BJ, BOSMAN HA, BEARCROFT PW and ROBINSON AH, 2014. Foot and ankle surgery : official journal of the European Society of Foot and Ankle Surgeons. 20(2), e27-9
• SALAR O, HOLLEY J, BAKER B, OLLIVERE BJ and MORAN CG, 2014. Injury. 45(12), 1938-41
• KODUMURI, P., OLLIVERE, B., HOLLEY, J. and MORAN, C. G., 2014. The impact factor of a journal is a poor measure of the clinical relevance of its papers BONE & JOINT JOURNAL. 96B(3), 414-419
• ROLLINS KE, OLLIVERE BJ and JOHNSTON P, 2013. Hand surgery : an international journal devoted to hand and upper limb surgery and related research : journal of the Asia-Pacific Federation of Societies for Surgery of the Hand. 18(1), 41-4
• GADEN, MARK T. R. and OLLIVERE, BENJAMIN J., 2013. CLINICS IN PODIATRIC MEDICINE AND SURGERY. 30(2), 145-+
• HANDOLL HHG, OLLIVERE BJ and ROLLINS KE, 2012. The Cochrane database of systematic reviews. 12, CD000434
• OLLIVERE B, ROLLINS K, BRANKIN R, WOOD M, BRAMMAR TJ and WIMHURST J, 2012. Annals of the Royal College of Surgeons of England. 94(4), 267-71
• OLLIVERE, B., WIMHURST, J. A., CLARK, I. M. and DONELL, S. T., 2012. JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERY-BRITISH VOLUME. 94B(1), 10-15
• OLLIVERE, B., DUCKETT, S., AUGUST, A. and PORTEOUS, M., 2010. INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPAEDICS. 34(5), 631-634
• DAVIES, HOWARD, OLLIVERE, BEN, MOTHA, JOSEPH, PORTEOUS, MATTHEW and AUGUST, ADRIAN, 2010. JOURNAL OF ARTHROPLASTY. 25(2), 186-190
• OLLIVERE, B., DARRAH, C., BARKER, T., NOLAN, J. and PORTEOUS, M. J., 2009. JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERY-BRITISH VOLUME. 91B(8), 1025-1030
• OLLIVERE, B. J., LOGAN, K., ELLAHEE, N., MILLER-JONES, J. C. A., WOOD, M. and NAIRN, D. S., 2009. JOURNAL OF HAND SURGERY-EUROPEAN VOLUME. 34E(4), 511-515
• OLLIVERE, B. J., ELLAHEE, N., LOGAN, K., MILLER-JONES, J. C. A. and ALLEN, P. W., 2009. INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPAEDICS. 33(3), 847-850
• OLLIVERE, B., DARRAH, C., BRANKIN, R. C., DONNELL, S. T. and WALTON, N. P., 2009. JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERY-BRITISH VOLUME. 91B(6), 720-724
• OLLIVERE B, DARRAH C and WALTON N, 2008. The Journal of bone and joint surgery. British volume. 90(4), 542; author reply 542
• DHEDA, K, LIM, K, OLLIVERE, B, LEFTLEY, J, LAMPE, FC, SALISBURY, A, DILWORTH, JP and RAJAKULASINGUM, RK, 2005. EUROPEAN RESPIRATORY JOURNAL. 25(4), 773-773
• OLLIVERE B, DUCE K, ROWLANDS G, HARRISON P and O'REILLY BJ, 2005. The Journal of laryngology and otology. 120(1), 38-41
• DHEDA K, LIM K, OLLIVERE B, LEFTLEY J, LAMPE FC, SALISBURY A, DILWORTH JP and RAJAKULASINGAM RK, 2004. The European respiratory journal. 24(6), 954-7