Dr Ralph Hammond

1. Hammond R Stenner R Palmer S (2020) What matters most: a qualitative study of person-centered physiotherapy practice in community rehabilitation Physiotherapy Theory and Practice 12; 1-12.

2. Stenner R, Palmer S, Hammond R (2018) What matters most to people in musculoskeletal physiotherapy consultations? A qualitative study Musculoskeletal Science and Practice 35; 84-89 https://doi.org/10.1016/j.msksp.2018.03.005.

3. Hammond R, Moore, Cross V (2015) The construction of professional identity by physiotherapists: a qualitative study. Physiotherapy 102(1):71-7. doi: 10.1016/j.physio.2015.04.002.

4. Hammond R & Anttila H (2015) Profession’s identity challenged by the language it uses Physiotherapy Research International Dec 7, 197 – 199.

5. Hammond R (2007) Individuation through socialisation Physiotherapy Research International 12, 3, 123 – 125.

6. Ilott I, Mead J, Roberts J, Hammond R, (2006) Exploring the involvement and perceptions of professional stakeholders on NICE clinical guidelines Evidence & Policy, 2, 3, 333-356(24).

7. Hammond R, Lennon S, Walker MF, Hoffman A, Irwin P, On behalf of the Intercollegiate Stroke Working Party (2005) Changing occupational therapy and physiotherapy practice through guidelines and audit in the United Kingdom Clinical Rehabilitation 19, 1-7.

8. Mead J, Hammond R & Davies-Smith A (2003) A rare opportunity to improve services for people with multiple sclerosis EDITORIAL Physiotherapy, 89, 12, 690-691. 

9. Hammond R & Taylor A (2003) A NICE experience: Development of a multi-disciplinary guideline for the management of chronic heart failure EDITORIAL Physiotherapy, 89, 8, 458-459. 

10. Intercollegiate Working Party for Stroke (2002) Physiotherapy-specific version of the national clinical guidelines for stroke Royal College of Physicians London.

11. Hammond R (2002) Outcome measures for people with depression. PA51 Information Paper. CSP, London.

12. Hammond R (2000) Evaluation of physiotherapy by measuring the outcome. Physiotherapy 86, 4, 170-172.

13. Intercollegiate Working Party for Stroke (2000) National clinical guidelines for stroke. Royal College of Physicians, London.

14. Hammond R (1999) Provision of stroke care in the UK: just a matter of chance? British Journal of Therapy and Rehabilitation. May; 6(5): 212-3.

15. Hammond R (1999) Why an outcome measures database? Physiotherapy 85; 5. 2-2.

1. Hammond R (2019) INPA General meeting, Geneva; World Physiotherapy Congress 2019; Chair.

2. Hammond R (2019) Role of physiotherapy in secondary prevention after stroke, National conference for French Physiotherapists, Montpellier, France; keynote speaker.

3.  Hammond R (2018) International perspectives for neurological physiotherapists 1st annual conference for neuro physiotherapists 22nd September; Marseille, France; keynote speaker.

4. Hammond R (2016) International perspectives for neurological physiotherapists Annual Conference of the Lebanese Neurological Physical Therapy Association 7th May; Beirut, Lebanon.

5. Hammond R on behalf of INPA (2015) Neuro networking session World Congress of Physical Therapy, Singapore, invited paper.

6. Hammond R (2013) Exploring our self-concept Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Annual Congress, 11-12th October, Birmingham, invited paper.

7. Hammond R (2013) Perceptions of physiotherapy: Acts of ongoing becoming Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Annual Congress, 11-12th October, Birmingham, invited paper.

8. Hammond R (2011) Implementing the NICE Falls guidelines Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Annual Congress, invited paper.

9. Hammond R, Buchanan E (2009) What’s nice about the NICE low back pain guidelines? Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Annual Congress, 16-17th October, Liverpool, invited paper.

10. Hammond R on behalf of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (2009) Transforming Services. Series of 10 English Regional one-day events, London; CSP.

11. Hammond R (2009) Using collective memory work to investigate the lived experience of physiotherapists Narrative, Memory and Ordinary Lives, Narrative and Memory Research Group 9th Annual Conference, 25th April, University of Huddersfield.

12. Hammond R, Jackson A, Sedgley C, Wheeler D (2008) Supporting Knowledge in Practice CSP Congress, Manchester, UK; October 2008, invited paper

13. Wheeler D, Hammond R, Sedgley C (2006) CSP Guidelines Programme Review (1998 – 2006) European Region - World Congress of Physical Therapy Invitational Guidelines Symposium, Amsterdam, The Netherlands, November 2006, invited paper.

14. Hammond R Lennon S (2004) National Guidelines for Stroke World Congress of Physical Therapy, Barcelona, invited paper.

15. Hammond R on behalf of the Intercollegiate Working Party for Stroke. (2002) Physiotherapy-specific version of the national clinical guidelines for stroke. Royal College of Physicians, London; keynote speaker.

16. Hammond R Lennon S (2002) Development of National Guidelines for Stroke, Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Congress; invited paper. https://www.physiotherapyjournal.com/article/S0031-9406(05)60566-4/pdf#relatedArticles.

17. Hammond R on behalf of Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (1998 – 1999) Outcome measures in physiotherapy – a series of ad hoc talks, lectures, and workshops for clinical services across UK.

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy 2000. Clinical Audit Tools. CSP, London. (Hammond R, co-author - unnamed).

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy 2002 Rules of Professional Conduct. CSP, London (Hammond R, co-author - unnamed).

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy (2000) Health Committee: Head Injury: Rehabilitation, Submission of evidence from the Chartered Society of Physiotherapy, CSP, London.

Chartered Society of Physiotherapy 2005 Standards of Physiotherapy Practice. CSP, London (Hammond R, co-author - unnamed).

1. Hammond R Stenner R Palmer S (2019) What matters most: a qualitative study of person-centered physiotherapy practice in community rehabilitation Chartered Society of Physiotherapy Annual Congress; poster.

2. Hammond R, Moore, Cross V (2015) The construction of professional identity by physiotherapists: a qualitative study. World Physiotherapy Congress; Singapore; poster.

3. Wheeler D, Hammond R, Sedgley C (2006) CSP Guidelines Programme Review (1998 – 2006) World Congress of Physical Therapy, Vancouver, Canada, June 2007; poster.