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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Understanding the burden of Chronic Cough and Chronic Breathlessness: Data Insights from the CLEAR Elective Care Respiratory Neighbourhood Extension Programme (ID 849)

Abrahams K, Davies I, Askey G, Brewster C

33n

A DOUBLE-BLIND, MULTI-SITE, RANDOMIZED STUDY EVALUATING THE EFFICACY AND SAFETY OF PCV15 IN THE PREVENTION OF ACUTE OTITIS MEDIA (AOM) IN INFANTS AND TODDLERS (PNEU-ERA) (ID 850)

Maestri A, Pichichero M, Laoprasopwattana K, Atchariyasathian V, Sonsuwan N, Oberdorfer P, Kunasirirat W, Waleed M, Shi Y, Young J, Sterling T, Simcox D, Shekar T, Lupinacci R, Musey L, Banniettis N, for the PNEU-ERA AOM Study Group. Presented on belhalf of the authors by Patel J.

MSD (UK)

SAFETY OF V116, A 21 VALENT ADULT-SPECIFIC PNEUMOCOCCAL CONJUGATE VACCINE, IN ADULTS ≥18 YEARS: A POOLED SECONDARY ANALYSIS FROM THE PHASE 3 PROGRAM (ID 851)

Park J, Fernsler D, Shi Z, Platt H, and Esteves-Jaramillo A. Presented on behalf of the authors by Patel J.

MSD (UK)

Co-designing a neighbourhood model of care for chronic cough and breathlessness: findings from the NHS Elective Care Respiratory Neighbourhood Extension Programme (ID 852)

Abrahams K, Davies I, Askey G, Brewster C

33n

Mapping the respiratory HealthTech landscape: technology review of potential HealthTech solutions for unmet needs in chronic respiratory disease through the HERON prioritisation partnership (ID 853)

Panchenko S*, Oganesova Z*, Roberts N, Turner PJ, Hayward GN, Ashdown HF+, Wanat M+ (*/+ = contributed equally)

University of Oxford

Findings from the HERON needs prioritisation partnership: Exploring and mapping unmet needs and potential health technology solutions in chronic respiratory disease (ID 854)

Oganesova Z*, Panchenko S*, Salmon J, Richards G, Welch L, Mosgrove F, Cook C, Turner PJ, Hayward GN, Wanat M, Ashdown HF (*contributed equally)

University of Oxford

Integrated Therapy for Breathlessness & Cough: Why Speech & Physiotherapy belong in neighbourhood care. (ID 855)

Ord V, Bhabra M, Cole AM

South Tyneside and Sunderland NHS Foundation Trust

Using theory to inform and understand implementation: Illustration from the IMP2ART study (ID 856)

Steed L., Sheringham J., MacLeod C., Hammersley V., Taylor SJC., Pinnock H.

QMUL

Understanding how parents’ beliefs influence reactions to childhood flu vaccination messages (ID 857)

Auyeung V, Moon Z, Peters J, Horne R.

University College London

Supporting long-term physical activity, connection and respiratory health via cross-sector collaboration: the Eastbourne BreatheEasy Pulmonary Rehabilitation Maintenance Programme (ID 859)

Gittens K, Cole K, Horobin R, Perera W

University Hospital Sussex

From Awareness to Action: Developing a Practical Guide to Promote Clean Air in General Practice (ID 861)

Yu K

NHS

Impact of Locally Commissioned Prescribing Incentive Scheme on Asthma Guideline Implementation in Doncaster (ID 862)

Gabzdyl E

South Yorkshire Integrated Care Board, Doncaster Place; Tramways and Middlewood Medical Centres, Sheffield

Longitudinal trends in prevalence of uncontrolled asthma in children and young people in England – a retrospective cohort study. (ID 863)

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

University of Leicester

Primary Care Respiratory Society and the role of the IMP2ART Professional Advisory Group. (ID 865)

Holmes S, Hammersley V, Taylor SJC, Pinnock H

The University of Edinburgh

Improving the care of those struggling to access specialist respiratory care – A pilot initiative for People Experiencing Homelessness (PEH) in the London Borough of Haringey. (ID 866)

Nimoh-Bing C, Solis Lopez A, Ponmani R, O'Hare L

Whittington Health NHS Trust

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

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

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