Mr Khalid Malik was awarded the iWantGreatCare certificate of excellence in 2024 for delivering outstanding care.
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Mr Khalid Malik
2024-02-03
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3rd February 2024
After having seen Mr Malik for a consultation I came away thinking at last after years of pain and difficulty in walking something was being done. He was an extremely pleasant person who I felt I could talk to and he was listening. I have absolute trust in him to do the right thing for my problem.
Mr Khalid Malik
2024-01-29
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29th January 2024
Mr Malik is an absolutely fantastic surgeon . I cannot praise him enough and would highly recommend him to anybody who ,like me , requires surgery.
Not only his skill, but his wonderful bedside manner, is exceptional . My hip replacement operation was a complete success and I am so grateful for his expertise. I cannot wait for him to do the other hip! He has given me a new lease of life. Thank you very much sir.
Mr Khalid Malik
2024-01-28
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28th January 2024
From my initial consultation with Mr Malik, I was impressed with his clarification of my options and his probing me for any further questions I had. Once the knee operation was scheduled he was extremely diligent in keeping me abreast of “next steps”. I was, from the start, instilled with confidence in my decision to progress my operation under his care. Throughout my stay in hospital for the operation he stopped by several times to check on my progress and always wanted to know if there was any further questions I had. Even after being discharged, having visited me earlier that day, he showed a keen interest in how things were progressing at home and even callled me at home early one evening (unscheduled, 3 weeks after my procedure) just out of interest to see how I was feeling.
He was by far the most caring and conscientious surgeon I have ever had to deal with. I am most happy to recommend him to any persons needing to undergo a similar procedure.
With best regards
Robert Weber
Mr Khalid Malik
2024-01-26
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26th January 2024
I couldn’t recommend Mr Malik enough as an orthopaedic surgeon.
He is polite and direct and very informative about your treatment.
He sets things in motion very fast and has a great team behind him, who in turn respect him.
He listens and takes in your concerns and listens to the concerns of your next of kin.
He is able to answer questions directly.
He checks up on your progress on a daily basis.
He is always smartly presented
Mr Khalid Malik
2024-01-25
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25th January 2024
A very pleasant manner listened to every thing l had to say and explained different courses of action that could be offered.
Specialises in
- Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgery
Profile
Treatments offered:
Orthopaedic extremity trauma - hip, knee, ankle, and wrist fractures
Total knee replacement surgery
Partial knee replacement surgery
Total hip replacement surgery
Knee revision surgery
Hip revision surgery
Knee arthroscopy
Bio:
Mr Malik is a Trauma and Orthopaedic Consultant with a sub-specialist interest in hip and knee arthroplasty. His surgical expertise include primary hip and knee replacement, revision hip and knee replacement, periprosthetic fractures and management of extremity trauma.
His NHS practice is based at Conquest Hospital and Eastbourne District General Hospital. He is part of the trauma on-call team and leads regular trauma operating lists at Conquest Hospital. His elective practice encompasses the management of painful arthritic conditions of the hip and knee, fractures around hip and knee replacements and problematic hip and knee replacements (infection, loosening and instability).
Mr Malik graduated from Imperial College London, School of Medicine (ICSM) in 2012. After completing his higher speciality training in Kent, Surrey & Sussex, he undertook specialist fellowship training at the prestigious Wrightington Hospital, internationally renowned as the birthplace of modern lower limb arthroplasty. During his fellowship, he received extensive training in primary and revision hip and knee arthroplasty and developed expertise in managing complex hip and knee disorders, revision arthroplasty, impaction bone grafting, custom hip and knee replacements and direct anterior approach of the hip. He was awarded the British Hip Society Travelling Fellowship Bursary in 2023, which facilitated his visitation to the adult reconstruction department at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver.
Mr Malik completed a master’s degree in Orthopaedic Trauma Sciences with Distinction from Queen Mary University, London. Mr Malik has a string academic record, he is well published and has presented his work at national and international conferences. His research projects received the EFORT Jacques Duparc Award and the British Hip Society President’s Prize in 2022. He continues to serve as a reviewer for several journals including “Injury” and “Journal of Joint and Arthroscopic Surgery”.
Mr Malik is passionate about training the next generation of Surgeons. He is the founder of a national orthopaedic teaching collaborative “CollabORTHO” (www.collabortho.org), through which he has imparted invaluable knowledge to hundreds of students from various medical schools nationally. He is a Member of the Faculty of Surgical Trainers (MFSTEd) of The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh. He is part of the CCRiSP and BSS course faculty for the Royal College of Surgeons of England. He holds a position as an undergraduate examiner at Queen Mary University, London. Mr Malik’s dedication to surgical training has earned him the coveted “Trainer of the Year” accolade twice during his training years (2013 – Barts Health, 2017 – East Kent Hospitals) and a nomination for the prestigious ASiT “Silver Suture” award in 2023.
Mr. Malik’s primary focus lies in ensuring his patients possess a thorough understanding of their medical conditions, while actively involving them in the shared decision-making process for their treatment. He places clear communication, empathy, and collaborative decision-making at the heart of his interactions with patients.