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.

149 results

“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

Early Respiratory Diagnostics Project – Addressing a Critical Healthcare Gap in the Armagh and Dungannon Area. (ID 670)

Traynor, Melissa ; Smith Lauren

Armagh and Dungannon Federation

Evaluating a Pilot Structured Education Service in Asthma patients based in Croydon Borough, a community approach in South-West London. (ID 671)

Caneja C*, Mitchell J, Patel S, Opara D, Louison L, Grant A, Siva R*

Croydon Health Services NHS Trust

The use of lay health workers in supporting patients with COPD to attend pulmonary rehabilitation: a qualitative study exploring the patient experience (ID 672)

Mackenzie R, Gilworth G, Godfrey E, Spinou A, Morgan T, Harris K, Kawalek J, King N, Odin B, Lewin S, Taylor SJC, Hopkinson NS, Fox-Rushby J, Ayis S, Hamilton L, White PT

King's College London

What information should a paediatric asthma discharge letter contain - a DELPHI study. (ID 673)

Gawlik-Lipinski A, O’Beirne R, Dodd JW, Wilkinson T, Sinha I

University of Leicester

Improving asthma outcomes in Lancashire and South Cumbria (L&SC) through SABA reduction and MART implementation with SENTINEL Plus. (ID 677)

Preston M, Beaumont-Kellner H, O’Reilly-Smyth A, Lawson J, Rooney M

AstraZeneca

A bridge between primary and secondary care in Sheffield. (ID 680)

Shaw K, Parks E

Primary Care Sheffield

Early Respiratory Diagnostics Project – Addressing a Critical Healthcare Gap in the Armagh and Dungannon Area. (ID 688)

Traynor, Melissa ; Smith Lauren

Armagh and Dungannon Federation

Implementing Maintenance and Reliever Therapy for adults with asthma aged 17 years and older in a primary care surgery over a 12-month period: Effects on inhaled corticosteroid prescribing, short-acting β2-agonist reliance and severe exacerbations. (ID 497)

Parsons S, Trudgill J

Kennedy Way Surgery

Expediting specialist review of patients with uncontrolled asthma in primary care via virtual multidisciplinary meeting and digital patient identification tool (ID 511)

Gautam K, Mohamed R, Shah M, Logan R, Wong EHC

Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trust, North Southall PCN, Imperial College Health Partners

Risk factors for asthma death and life-threatening attacks in children – a systematic review (ID 517)

Gawlik-Lipinski A, Nalir Hassen S, Ramphul M, Quint JK, Gillies C, Lo DKH

University of Leicester

Public Health Impact Assessment of RSVPreF3 OA Adjuvanted Vaccine on Respiratory Syncytial Virus in Selected European Countries (ID 525)

Zarkadoulas E, Kostakis A, Uhl G, Selke B, Dich NV, Garcia A, Vallejo-Aparicio LA, Riaz S, Jakola J, Akratos A, Lucey D, O'Kane J, Berghuis S, Jongeneel G, Gjonnes L, Boge G, Bota P, Mardberg K, Danielsson L, Marijam A

GSK

Integrating Primary and Secondary Care for Breathlessness: Development of a Holistic Multidisciplinary Team – A Pilot Project (ID 527)

Cole A, Bhabra M, Macnair A, Hughes J

South Tyneside and Sunderland Foundation Trust

RESPiRe (Respiratory Education, Self-Management and Pulmonary rehabilitation), Evaluating the Impact of Group Education for COPD Management. (ID 528)

Mansoor M (GP Respiratory Clinical lead), Horsley R (GP Research Lead), Hinson G (Social prescribing lead), Humphries M (Pulmonary rehabilitation lead), Lonsdale J(Healthy Lifestyles Development Officer), Crocker H(Evaluation Researcher), McBain H(Evaluation Lead), Jorgensen M(Programme Manager)

The Ridings Medical Group, East Riding of Yorkshire

Evaluation of A New On-the-Go Spacer for Delivery of A MART Metered Dose Inhaler Therapy (ID 529)

M. Nagel, J. Suggett, L. Clutterbuck

Trudell Medical International

Severe asthma biologics use in England: a need to increase use and reduce inequity (ID 535)

Rupani H, Subramanian D, Walker S, Bostock B

University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust

Effectiveness and acceptability of asynchronous digital health in asthma care: a mixed-methods systematic review (ID 548)

Uzzaman N, Hammersley V, McClatchey K, Sheringham J, Singh D, Habib GMM, Pinnock H

The University of Edinburgh

Lived experiences from asthma exacerbation recovery: new thoughts. (LEARNT) (ID 554)

Naccarato E, Akter N, Sahar T, Pal A, Musaliar N, Hodgson M, Smith D, Hodgson D, Pradhan A

Respiratory Department Kingsmill Hospital - Sherwood Forest Hospitals

Service development and evaluation of a pharmacist-led Respiratory Diagnostic Hub in a PCN (ID 574)

Long P, Al Khalil Y, Chen YCS, May L

Chiswick PCN

Proactive identification of Uncontrolled Severe Asthma Patients within Humber and North Yorkshire ICS to Address Inequalities in access to Asthma Biologics: The Pro-HNY-Bio Project (ID 581)

Riches C, Cummings H, Faruqi S, Crick J, Smith H, Crooks MG

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Severe asthma patient identification, review, and referral; a Joint Working project between Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust and GlaxoSmithKline UK Ltd (GSK) in Humber and North Yorkshire Integrated Care System (ICS), the UNITE Service (ID 582)

Faruqi S, Ruddy T, Barry G, Cummings H, Crooks MG

Hull University Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust

Childrens Asthma Diagnosis Project (ID 595)

Chandler L, Holroyd E, Bryan F

Wakefield Local Authority Public Health

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

Exploring patients’ use of reliever inhalers for asthma monitored using Smart Rescue: a qualitative study. (ID 674)

Roberts M, Fleming S, Ashdown HF, Wanat M

University of Oxford

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