Prof Alison Hammond's Recognition (4)

Droitwich Lecturer, British Society of Rheumatology
2018

Recognition Type	Awards and prizes (external)
Description	The Droitwich Lecture is awarded annually to a rheumatology health professional who is nominated by their peers as having made a significant contribution to rheumatology.

Fellow, British Health Professionals in Rheumatology (British Society of Rheumatology)
2014

Recognition Type	Awards and prizes (external)

Casson Memorial Lecturer
2014

Recognition Type

Awards and prizes (external)

Description

This prestigious lectureship is awarded annually to an RCOT member whose peers consider them to have made or be making a significant contribution to the development of the profession. The award holder is confirmed by the RCOT Council. The lecture is a memorial to Elizabeth Casson (1881–1954) in honour of her contributions to the profession of occupational therapy. The first woman to be awarded the degree of Doctor of Medicine of the University of Bristol in 1929, Elizabeth Casson specialised in psychiatry and introduced occupational therapy to England, setting up the first school of occupational therapy, Dorset House, in Bristol.

Fellow, Royal College of Occupational Therapy
2007

Recognition Type	Awards and prizes (external)