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.

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Effectiveness of Telemedicine Interventions in Asthma Management Among Children and Adolescents: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis (ID 655)

Venkannagari HR, Venkata P

UHNM

What are caregivers’ experiences of managing the environmental triggers and modifiable behaviours associated with asthma exacerbations in Children and Young People? (ID 658)

West, SJ. Limmer M

Lancaster University, Division of Health Research

Decoding breath: Clinician perspectives on AI-powered Smartphone Audio Applications for Chronic Respiratory Disease using Insights from Eupnoos (ID 660)

Oganesova Z, Wanat M, Hayward G, Turner P, Ashdown H.

Nuffield Dept of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford

Mapping and exploring alternatives to the current diagnostic pathway(s) for patients in the UK with suspected COPD: A mixed methods study for the CORMORANT programme (ID 662)

Roleston C, Glogowska M, Wolstenholme J, Koleva-Kolarova R, Margerison E, Kitov A, Hayward G, Campbell L, Lambert G, Patel A, Turner P, Ashdown H.

University of Oxford

EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF CLESROVIMAB, AN INVESTIGATIONAL RSV ANTIBODY, IN HEALTHY PRETERM AND FULL-TERM INFANTS: SUBGROUP ANALYSES OF A PHASE 2B/3 TRIAL (CLEVER) (ID 664)

Ying Zhang, Radha A. Railkar, Jeannine Lutkiewicz, Kalpit A. Vora, Andrea Guerra, Anushua Sinha

MSD UK

A prevention focussed approach to improving chronic obstructive pulmonary disease outcomes (PICO) (ID 665)

Brereton J, Sibley S, Tarpey D, Nawoor A, Syed-Mohammed Nazia, Livesey K, Patel A

Healthier South Wirral PCN & Arrowe Park Teaching Hospital

Improved Efficiency and Increased Adherence: A Multi-Centre Service Evaluation of Digital Health Intervention in Respiratory Care (ID 666)

Antalffy T, Negandhi D

Smart Respiratory

Identifying and Correcting MDI Dosing Errors in the Community (ID 668)

Negandhi D, Antalffy T

Smart Respiratory

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

Digital Respiratory Transformation: Insights from DAACC (Digital Peak Flow Assisted Asthma Care Clinic) (ID 704)

Hird MI, Hughes M, Hughes A, Rogers-Thomas E, Brown HG, Bharaj P, Gilroy-Cheetham J

Bloomfield Medical Centre

Measuring the Impact of the CONQUEST COPD Quality Improvement Programme in UK Primary Care (ID 709)

Vijaykumar E*, Gatenby J*, Freeman D, Evans A, Dickens AP, Couper A, Stolz D, Alves L, Ariti C, Carter V, Chen R, Eleangovan N, Gale CP, Halpin DMG, Henley W, Hickman K, Hurst JR, Miravitlles M, Morries T, Muellerova H, Natman J, Pullen R, Quint JK, Singh M, Singh D, Varghese D, Winders T, Price D

*These authors contributed equally to this work.

Observational and Pragmatic Research Institute, United Kingdom

Clinical effectiveness of anti-inflammatory reliever therapies (AIR) for asthma control: a non-inferiority study (ID 629)

Crooks M, Tyrer F, Malone R, Jackson A, Beasley R, Carter V, Eleangovan N, Henley W, Pavord I, Wark P, Lipworth B, Price D

Observational and Pragmatic Research Institute, United Kingdom

Maintenance and reliever therapy (MART) prescribing in a large UK primary care asthma cohort: implications for BTS, NICE, SIGN Asthma Guideline implementation. (ID 648)

Crooks MG, Pitel L, Huang C, Cummings H, Cohen J, Turgoose J, and Faruqi S

Hull York Medical School

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

A cluster randomised controlled trial Comparing paper Letters in addition to Emailed Audit and feedback in Refining Asthma treatment to Improve clinical and environmental Results in primary care – THE CLEAR AIR STUDY (ID 609)

Thomas O, Copsey B, Carder P, Mohammed I, Johnson S, Hickman K, Capstick T, Foy R, Alderson S

University of Leeds

Sentinel QUAL; understanding barriers and facilitators to asthma guideline adoption to improve asthma care (ID 649)

Dyson J, Cummings H, Williams G, Raja Gopal V, Watt M, Morris T, Crooks MG

Hull York Medical School