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Professor Philip Hannaford
Phil Hannaford

Qualifications: MD, FRCGP, FFSRH, FFPH, DRCOG, DCH

Appointments: NHS Grampian Chair of Primary Care; Director of Institute of Applied Health Sciences, University of Aberdeen; Head of Division of Applied Health Sciences, School of Medicine and Dentistry, University of Aberdeen; Guardian of RCGP Oral Contraception Study.

Research Interests: Reproductive health including the effects of oral contraception and hormone replacement therapy; primary care epidemiology; pharmacovigilance; long term natural history studies of symptoms; cardiovascular disease.

Teaching Interests: Demonstrating the relevance of epidemiology to health care provision.

Other Interests: Board Member North East Faculty Royal College of General Practitioners.

Outside Interests: World Health Organization Specialist Panel on Epidemiological Reproductive Health Research Project Review Panel (Member); Guideline Steering Group for WHO's Evidence-based Contraceptive Guidelines (Member); Cancer Research UK Population Research Committee (Chair); Cancer Research UK Science Strategy Advisory Group (Member); National Awareness Early Diagnosis Initiative Research Workstream Scientific Committee (Member); Marie Curie Cancer Care Research Programme Funding Committee (Member); Editorial Board Member: British Journal of Family Planning and Reproductive Health Care; European Journal of Contraception and Reproductive Health; Pharmacoepidemology and Drug Safety; BMC Family Practice.

Publications:

  1. Iversen L, Hannaford PC (2010).  Toxaemia of pregnancy and risk of mortality in later life: evidence from the Royal College of General Practitioners’ Oral Contraception Study.  Hypertension in Pregnancy 29:180-197.
  2. Porteus T, Francis J, Bond C, Hannaford P (2010).  Temporal stability of beliefs about medicines: implications for optimising adherence.  Patient Educ Couns 79; 225-230.
  3. Hannaford PC, Iversen L, Macfarlane TV, Elliott AM, Angus V, Lee AJ (2010).  Mortality among contraceptive pill users: cohort evidence from Royal College of General Practitioners’ Oral Contraception Study.  British Medical Journal; 340:c927. doi: 10.1136/bmj.c927.
  4. Hannaford PC, Iversen L, Macfarlane TV, Elliott AM, Angus V, Lee AJ (2010).  Mortality and the pill: authors’ reply.  British Medical Journal; 340:c2525.
  5. Iversen L, Delaney EK, Hannaford PC, Black C (2010).
    Menopause-related workload in general practice 1996-2005: a retrospective study in the UK. Family Practice; doi: 10.1093/fampra/cmq038.
  6. Iversen L, Hannaford PC, Lee AJ, Elliott AM, Fielding S (2010).  Impact of lifestyle in middle-aged women and mortality: evidence from the Royal College of General Practitioners’ Oral Contraception Study.  British Journal of General Practice 60; 563-569.
  7. McLernon DJ, Bond CM, Hannaford PC, Watson MC, Lee AJ, Hazell L, Avery A, on behalf of the Yellow card Collaboration (2010).  Adverse drug reaction reporting in the UK.  A retrospective observational comparison of yellow card reports submitted by patients and healthcare professionals. Drug Safety 33; 775-788.
  8. Buckley BS, Simpson CR, McLernon DJ, Hannaford PC, Murphy AW (2010).  Considerable differences exist between prevalent and incident myocardial infarction cohorts derived from the same population.  Journal of Clinical Epidemiology doi:10.1016/jclinepi.2010.01.017.
  9. Murchie P, Nicolson MC, Hannaford PC, Raja EA, Lee AJ, Campbell NC (2010) patient satisfaction with GP-led melanoma follow-up-: a randomised controlled trial.  British Journal of Cancer 102; 1447-1455.
  10. Torrance N, Smith BH, Elliott AM, Campbell SE, Chamber WA, Hannaford PC, Johnston M (2010).  Potential pain management programmes in primary care.  A UK-wide questionnaire and Delphi survey of experts.  Family Practice doi:10.1093/fampra/cmq081.

E-mail: p.hannaford@abdn.ac.uk

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