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.

178 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

🏅 Conference Winning Abstract

Effectiveness of a facilitated implementation strategy to improve routine delivery of supported asthma self-management in UK primary care: a cluster randomised implementation trial (IMP2ART) (ID 803)

Pinnock H, Hammersley V, Appiagyei F, Barat A, Delaney B, Fitzsimmons D, Hamborg T, Holmes S, Jackson T, Jones M, Julious S, MacLeod C, McClatchey K, Marsh V, Morgan N, Price D, Sheringham J, Steed L, Stuart B, Taylor SJC for the IMP2ART study team

The University of Edinburgh

🏅 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

Limitations of GP Prescribing Records in Assessing Medication Adherence in Children and Young People with Asthma (ID 719)

Herskovits G, Kirkpatrick C, Chavasse R, Makhecha S, Simmons A

Formerly NHS England London

Evaluating FeNO testing in primary care to support diagnosis and appropriate prescribing in a PCN in South Yorkshire. (ID 730)

Cundill F, Dawson J, Robinson E, Standring-Brown N, Brazier C, Leese D, Kansra S, Mahmood A, Linden D.

Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber

Reducing the number of short acting beta agonists prescribed in asthma patients (ID 731)

Bateman R

Ulster University

Assessing the effect of ethnicity and socioeconomic status on outcomes in asthma – A systematic review – The impact of targeted interventions (ID 732)

Wat L

University of Nottingham

Optimising respiratory care in primary and community settings: a mixed methods study (ID 733)

Gillett,K., Lippiett, K., Portillo, MC., Wang, K.

University of Southampton

Longitudinal trends in fatal and life-threatening asthma in children and young people in England – a retrospective cohort study. (ID 734)

Gawlik-Lipinski A, Broomfield J., Shabnam S, Gaillard EA, Quint JK, Gillies CL, Lo DKH

University of Leicester

“How do you go from talking about the weather to discussing your life?” Dignity Therapy applied in a Community Respiratory Team (ID 736)

Brown, S, Yerramasu, C

NHS Lothian

Improving asthma self-management in primary care: development of a patient education leaflet (ID 745)

Sophie Gay

University of Manchester

Association Between Inhaled Corticosteroid Dose Intensity and Risk of Asthma Exacerbations in Children: A Retrospective Cohort Study (ID 746)

Yuan Qin

Fuling Maternal and Child Health Care Hospital of Chongqing

Improving Asthma Care: Introducing FeNO Testing at Point-of-Care (ID 753)

Darragh Lynch

Ulster University

Improving Foundation Doctor Knowledge of Updated Asthma and COPD Guidelines Through a Targeted Teaching Intervention: A Quality Improvement Project (ID 755)

Neal W

Stepping Hill Hospital, Stockport

Impact of exacerbation definition on reported incidence of mild and moderate COPD exacerbations in primary care: a systematic review (ID 756)

O'Reilly E, Harries T, Fernandes A

King's College London

Community Respiratory Hub: A system redesign Model (ID 757)

Eakins FS , Francis C.

CLCH NHS Trust

Could a specialised role enhance service delivery across primary and secondary care? (ID 758)

Edwards SA, Parker SE, Bourne M

NIHR Biomedical Research Centre - Respiratory, Glenfield Hospital

Optimising the MCRT – CHSS referral pathway to strengthen COPD self-management support. (ID 761)

Bennett C, Simpson P, Smith D, Walsh T, Farquhar J, Waite S, Johnstone E, Crerar D, Choudhury G.

Nhs Lothian

Community Outreach to Strengthen Winter Resilience in Respiratory Patients within a Primary Care Network. (ID 762)

Merson SM.

Two Harbours Healthcare / Weymouth and Portland Primary Care Network

Embedding Smoking Cessation Support into Routine Primary Care Via Low-Burden Service Interventions – A Pilot Project (ID 763)

Clarke S, Jones G, Kelly J

Cheshire and Merseyside Cancer Alliance

Is ambulatory oxygen therapy associated with unnecessary increased risks of adverse events, and do variable flow rates further increase these risks? An audit and population cohort study of a local home oxygen assessment service case load. (ID 764)

Thomas R,Ahmad A

Whaddon Medical Centre

Strengthening referral pathways between Midlothian Community Respiratory Team (MCRT), and Chest Heart & Stroke Scotland (CHSS) to enhance respiratory self-management support using co-design, PPI involvement, and stakeholder engagement. (ID 766)

Yerramasu C, Bennett C, Simpson P, Walsh T, Farquhar J, Waite S, Johnstone E, Crerar D, Choudhury D

Nhs Lothian

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AstraZeneca (UK) Limited
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