Dr Christopher Hammond

Dr Christopher Hammond is a Consultant Radiologist. They qualified in 1996 from Oxford University. Dr Hammond undertook early training in surgery and neurosurgery in London and the South East of England. In 2001, they moved back to their home city of Leeds to train as an interventional radiologist.

Dr Hammond is interested in the intersections between evidence, values, costs, biases and ethics when making decisions about interventional radiology and healthcare in general. They are also interested in safety, human factors and communication.

Dr Hammond has worked for NICE, The Royal College of Radiologists, The British Society for Interventional Radiology, The Cochrane Collaboration and The National Confidential Enquiry into Patient Outcome and Death.

Dr Hammond's qualifications include BM BCh (Medical degree) Oxford University 1996; MRCS (Member of the Royal College of Surgeons) RCS London 2000; FRCR (Fellow of Royal College of Radiologists) RCR London 2007; MA Oxford University 2000.