If your patient has minimal or no symptoms, there is no point in surgery.

Mr Ian McDermott is a Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon, specialising purely in knees. Ian was previously a Consultant in the NHS but he has been in full-time private practice since 2007. Ian is the founder of the London Sports Orthopaedics Practice, which is one of the UK’s leading private orthopaedic practices, and he is based exclusively in central London, in some of the country’s leading private hospitals.
Ian specialises in complex cases, and about 50% of his caseload is second (third, or umpteenth!) opinions and major revision cases.
Ian has also pioneered the use of custom-made high-performance partial and total knee replacements in the UK. He was the first surgeon in the UK to implant a Conformis G2 custom-made knee replacement, and Ian is now part of the Conformis Surgical Visitation Program, teaching other surgeons the techniques involved in implanting custom-made knees.

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The Academy of Physical Medicine streams your CPD live via the internet, so you can complete your CPD requirements from the comfort of your own home or practice – without taking time away from your business, and without sacrificing the opportunity to interact with the speakers and with other practitioners.
The CPD events are fully interactive, highly informative and hugely varied. What’s more they relate directly to your clinical practice and to the requirements of the General Council.
They’re unlike any other online CPD – think chat-show, not PowerPoint! You can watch, listen and ask questions using your preferred device, and it all counts towards your ‘Learning with Others’ quota. All the broadcasts (except case-based discussions) are recorded and available on the website with full supporting material (transcripts, summaries, handouts and more).
Every broadcast is followed up with a highly detailed certificate, including all the information needed by the General Council for your CPD return. They even include a draft statement of reflection!

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