Conference 2025 Abstracts

💡 The latest in respiratory research and best practice / service development to inspire your work.

Listed below are all the accepted abstracts from the PCRS Respiratory Conference 2025.

71 results

🏅 Conference Winning Abstract

Development of a novel measure of inhaler technique: The Portsmouth Inhaler Technique (PIT) Score (ID 591)

De Vos R, Lomax M, Mackenzie H, Brown T, Chauhan M, Longstaff J, Clark R, Neville D, Jones T, Sanders M, Chauhan AJ.

Portsmouth Hospitals NHS Trust

🏅 Scientific Research Poster Winner

Protocol for a Diagnostic Study: The CORMORANT (COPD tRansforMation of diagnOstic pathways in pRimary cAre using N-Tidal®) study (ID 659)

Latimer-Bell C, Cook J, Lambert G, Margerison E, Fleming S, Turner PJ, Kitov A, Patel A, Campbell L, Roleston C, Glogowska M, Wolstenholme J, Butler CC, Hayward GN, Ashdown HF

University of Oxford

🏅 Scientific Research Poster Winner

Mandibular Jaw Movement with the Sunrise device – Novel Parameters beyond home polygraphy (ID 706)

Murphie P, McKay L.

Sefam Medical Ltd

🏅 Best Practice / Service Development Poster Winner

Living with a tracheostomy: support available and the impact on patient and family (ID 607)

Gaubert CS

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

🏅 Patient Centred Poster Winner

Evaluating a rapid viral vs bacterial point of care test (CRP + MxA) to support diagnosis and appropriate antibiotic prescribing in Calderdale, West Yorkshire ICB (ID 621)

Fazlee M, Menzies W, Hussain A, Chadwick S, Linden D

Calderdale Cares Partnership, NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board

Cross-sectional analysis of the carbon footprint of inhalers and its association with socioeconomic deprivation in Wales (ID 602)

Johnstone C, Speakman KA, Mohankumar SK

Swansea Bay University Health Board

Socioeconomic Inequalities in Uptake of Lung Cancer Screening: Analysis from the Manchester Lung Health Check (ID 653)

Abdel-Aal A, Cookson R, MacLeod U

Hull York Medical School

Addressing Inequalities in Respiratory Emergencies Through Data-Driven Interventions (ID 628)

Bellamy V, Wilcock H, Crabtree R and Sutcliffe M

Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

The use of a lay health worker intervention to improve uptake of pulmonary rehabilitation in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: a focus group and questionnaire study. (ID 642)

Gilworth G, Daryanani R, Mackenzie R, Odin B, Kawalek J, Spinou A, Godfrey E and White PT.

Academic Department of Rehabilitation Medicine, University of Leeds

The fit between asthma self-management implementation strategies and practice context– a case study within the IMP2ART cluster randomised controlled trial (ID 638)

Sheringham J, Delaney B, MacLeod C, McClatchey K, Steed E, Marsh V, Hammersley V, Taylor SJC, Pinnock H.

University College London (UCL)

“We need to get on board with technology and not put our heads in the sand”: Stakeholder views on the role of HealthTech in respiratory primary care (ID 669)

Roleston C, Doe G, Oganesova Z, Pinnock H, and Ashdown H.

University of Oxford

HERON: Health Technology for Chronic Respiratory Disease - Exploring and Mapping Unmet Needs (ID 661)

Oganesova Z,* Panchenko S,* Wanat M, Turner P, Tonkin-Crine S, Hayward G, Ashdown H.

*Contributed equally

Nuffield Dept of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford

Simple Lung Test: developing a patient-focused target product profile (TPP) for new diagnostic tests in primary care (ID 624)

Williams S [1], Maxwell-Warburton S [1], Tseng M [1], Green K [2], Kennington E J [3], Holmes R K [1].

1 LifeArc. 2 NIHR HealthTech Research Centre, Newcastle. 3 Asthma + Lung UK.

LifeArc

Delivery and response to a strategy to help practices implement supported self-management in asthma care: Process evaluation findings from the IMP2ART Trial. (ID 639)

MacLeod CA, Sheringham J, Steed L, Delaney B, Marsh V, Hammersley V, McClatchey K, Taylor SJC, Pinnock H

University of Edinburgh

Exploring Facilitation in Primary Care: Workshops for Improved Supported Self-management in Asthma (ID 657)

Korell B, Steed L, Bezemer J, Taylor SJC, Pinnock H

Queen Mary, University of London

Does the Presence of Paediatric Respiratory Virtual Wards Impact the Risk of Hospital Readmission for Asthma in Children and Young People (CYP)? (ID 654)

Gawlik-Lipinski A, Adamson A, Quint J., Dodd JW, Wilkinson T, Sinha I

University of Leicester

Shazam for airways disease detection? Patient views and experiences of Smartphone app-based technologies for screening, diagnosing and monitoring airways disease (ID 631)

Wanat M, Turner P, Hayward, G, Ashdown, H

Nuffield Dept of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford and NIHR HealthTech Research Centre for Community Healthcare, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Improving safety and TReatment precision for Acute COPD Exacerbations (TRACE): Feasibility of point-of-care testing in community pharmacies. A qualitative study. (ID 633)

Harries TH, MacKenzie R, Bafadhel M, Russell R, Wright A, Patel H, Joshi D, Hamilton L, White PT

King's College London

Impact of extrafine formulation single-inhaler triple therapy on treatment adherence and patient satisfaction in adult asthma – results from the TriMaximize UK study (ID 599)

Richards J, Rostron A, Russell R,

Chiesi Ltd

Implementation of GINA and NICE (2024) guidelines at a practice level with a focus on education and safe prescribing (ID 600)

Mortimer Roome R

Woodingdean Medical Centre

Beating Breathlessness: Implementation of the Adult Breathlessness Pathway by the Everton in the Community using Clinical Guided Consultation software (ID 603)

Chakrabarti B, Sankaranarayanan R, Hartshorne-Evans N, McLean L, Pritchard C, Jones J, Salla M, Dowie L, Cooper C, McKnight E, Davies L, Pearson MG, Angus RM

Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Helping patients BREATHE – implementation of a clinical diagnostic spirometry pathway in primary care (ID 605)

Chakrabarti B, Malone R, Fuller M, Niazi-Ali S, Bolton A