Conference 2024 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 2024.

73 results

General Practices in England with high percentages of patients from ethnic minority backgrounds have lower percentages of patients diagnosed with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (ID 495)

Jayasooriya S, Burton C, Hind D, Mitchell C, Jordan R, Hurst J, Lawson R, Dodd P

University of Sheffield

Prescribing patterns of bisphosphonates and impacts on bone mineral density in patients with COPD: A Systematic Review (ID 559)

De Gracia LA, Ockelford T, Harries TH

King's College London

Breathlessness self-management: using realist review to develop theory and work with stakeholders to co-design an implementation strategy (ID 499)

Hutchinson A, Swan F, Greenley S, Luckett T, Sartain K, Johnson M.J & Pearson M.

University of Hull

Optimal medical management in primary care for individuals with chronic breathlessness (OptiMed) (ID 524)

Doe G, Bowers B, Balasundaram K, Wathall S, Divall P, Berends L, Mant J, Spathis A and Evans RA.

University of Leicester

What do patients really think of oral steroids for asthma attacks? A discrete choice experiment (ID 526)

Howell I, Noble J, Morgan C, Howell A, Logan J, Miller S, Chaudhuri R, Russell R, Bafadhel M, Beasley R, Pavord ID, Buckell J

Nuffield Department of Medicine, University of Oxford

Timeless Treatment: The Power of Asthma Biologics at 80 and Beyond (ID 577)

Howell A, Mechie I (joint first authors), Chadwick A

University of Oxford

Understanding primary care priorities for implementing supported self-management of asthma in UK-wide general practice: findings from the IMP2ART trial (ID 537)

Steed L., Marsh V., Sherringham J., Korrel B., Taylor SJC., Pinnock H.

Queen Mary University of London

IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP2ART) in primary care: internal pilot for a cluster randomised controlled trial. (ID 533)

McClatchey K, MacLeod C, Barat A, Delaney B, Searle B, Marsh V, Hammersley V, Steed L, Sheringham J, Taylor S, Pinnock H

University of Edinburgh

A Service Evaluation following the implementation of Computer Guided Consultation Software to support Primary Care Reviews for Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease (ID 494)

Chakrabarti B, McKnight E, Pearson MG, Dowie L, Richards J, Choudhury-Iqbal M, Malone R, Litchfield D, Osborne M, Bleem K, Cooper C, Davies L, Angus RM

Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Suspected Asthma – Do They Deserve Better Treatment?
Quality Improvement Project to Enhance the Safety for Patients with Suspected Asthma (ID 496)

Lee J, Butler H

Fenland Group Practice

Greener Online Practice and Safe Inhaler Disposal (ID 500)

Shah B

Lloyds Online Doctor

PCN Based Strategy to Improve Asthma Outcomes (ID 504)

Rob Daw
Vicky Ellis
Atif Bashir

Affinity Care, The Willows Medical Centre

Empowering general practice nurses to provide person-centred care for patients living with chronic respiratory disease (ID 506)

Lippiett, KA; Gillett, K; Portillo, MC

Living Well Partnership

Providing Effective Respiratory Care in Patients with a Learning Disability and Autism (ID 514)

Sharon Stothard - Sleep and Respiratory Clinical Lead Nurse

South Tyneside and Sunderland Foundation Trust

ACEing Asthma: a health and housing partnership to improve outcomes for children with asthma (ID 516)

Marsh V, Jennings C, Cummings L, King E, Iqbal N, Freeth S, Ford H

University of Edinburgh

Right patient, right device: a study comparing asthma control between inhaler device types (ID 518)

O’Driscoll M, Greenwood S, Meehan S, McKnight E, Richards J, Malone R, Chakrabarti B, Lee A.J., Haughney J

NSHI Ltd

Optimising Care for Patients with COPD in Line with Local and National Guidelines through Joint Working in Birmingham and Solihull ICB & Hampshire and Isle of Wight ICB (ID 531)

Straughan KL, Quoraishi SH, Russell REK, Watson C, Hughes TJ

NB. Corresponding author is not an author on this abstract or poster

GSK

The feasibility and impact of implementing a maintenance and reliever (MART) prescribing strategy in Leeds (ID 532)

Capstick TGD (1), Yousaf A (2), Hayward-Reed E (3), Langley P (4), Xu Y (4).
1. Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, Leeds; 2. Leeds office of the NHS West Yorkshire Integrated Care Board; 3. Interface Clinical Services; 4. AstraZeneca

Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Working with local PCNs to address rising risk COPD patients, with the aim of reducing further exacerbations. (ID 540)

Rohr E, Cannon C, Dalton Hall Z, Mak V, Elkin S, Lansdown K

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust

Integrated supported weaning off oxygen at home for acute illness. (ID 542)

Caneja C, Newsome S, Grant A, Ryan A, Pena C, Siva R, Raste Y, Jenkins D

Croydon Health Services NHS Trust

Regional implementation of the Sentinel Plus Quality Improvement Project – A qualitative case study demonstrating the COM-B behavioural change framework in practice (ID 543)

Ingleton R, Adshead F

Sustainable Healthcare Coalition

A service improvement project to harness the benefits of ICS/Formoterol reliever therapy (alone or as MART) for patients attending ED or requiring hospital admission for acute exacerbations of asthma. (ID 544)

Wiffen L, Harvey R, Goldsbrough J, Adeniji K, Chauhan AJ, Brown T

Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust

ESMENA: A Patient-Centred Education Programme for Improving Asthma Control (ID 545)

Wiffen L, Brown T, Harvey R, De Vos R, Micklam J, Munns A, Chauhan M, D’Cruz L, Chauhan AJ

Portsmouth Hospitals University NHS Trust

Leicester Leicestershire and Rutland Establish a Direct Access Paediatric Asthma Diagnostic Pathway (ID 552)

Ryan L, Madge J, Rai V, Gaillard E, Ahmed I

Leicester Leicestershire and Rutland ICB

The development of the Regional East Sussex Pulmonary Service (RESPS): an Integrated Respiratory Service (ID 553)

Long H, Boorsma R, Crouch S, Perera W, Lytton S

East Sussex Healthcare NHS Trust

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