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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Does the Presence of Paediatric Respiratory Virtual Wards Impact the Risk of Hospital Readmission for Asthma in Children and Young People (CYP)? (ID 654)

Gawlik-Lipinski A, Adamson A, Quint J., Dodd JW, Wilkinson T, Sinha I

University of Leicester

Shazam for airways disease detection? Patient views and experiences of Smartphone app-based technologies for screening, diagnosing and monitoring airways disease (ID 631)

Wanat M, Turner P, Hayward, G, Ashdown, H

Nuffield Dept of Primary Care Health Sciences, University of Oxford and NIHR HealthTech Research Centre for Community Healthcare, Oxford Health NHS Foundation Trust

Improving safety and TReatment precision for Acute COPD Exacerbations (TRACE): Feasibility of point-of-care testing in community pharmacies. A qualitative study. (ID 633)

Harries TH, MacKenzie R, Bafadhel M, Russell R, Wright A, Patel H, Joshi D, Hamilton L, White PT

King's College London

Co-designing a digital pathway with COPD patients, carers and families. (ID 589)

Yerramasu C, Waite S, Porteous C, Walsh T, Choudhury G.

Nhs Lothian

Childrens Asthma Diagnosis Project (ID 595)

Chandler L, Holroyd E, Bryan F

Wakefield Local Authority Public Health

COPD exacerbation follow up, a pilot study (ID 598)

Shaw K, Meek J

Primary Care Sheffield

Impact of extrafine formulation single-inhaler triple therapy on treatment adherence and patient satisfaction in adult asthma – results from the TriMaximize UK study (ID 599)

Richards J, Rostron A, Russell R,

Chiesi Ltd

Implementation of GINA and NICE (2024) guidelines at a practice level with a focus on education and safe prescribing (ID 600)

Mortimer Roome R

Woodingdean Medical Centre

Beating Breathlessness: Implementation of the Adult Breathlessness Pathway by the Everton in the Community using Clinical Guided Consultation software (ID 603)

Chakrabarti B, Sankaranarayanan R, Hartshorne-Evans N, McLean L, Pritchard C, Jones J, Salla M, Dowie L, Cooper C, McKnight E, Davies L, Pearson MG, Angus RM

Liverpool University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

Helping patients BREATHE – implementation of a clinical diagnostic spirometry pathway in primary care (ID 605)

Chakrabarti B, Malone R, Fuller M, Niazi-Ali S, Bolton A

Chiesi Ltd

County Durham and Darlington (CDDFT) Community Respiratory Nursing Services: Skill mix and AI to support community diagnostic spirometry. (ID 611)

Hayes NA, Smets E, Topalovic M.

County Durham and Darlington Foundation Trust

A scoping review to identify and characterise the existing literature for specialist nurse led respiratory services in primary and community-based care for adults with chronic respiratory conditions. (ID 612)

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

Living Well Partnership

Empowering general practice nurses to provide person-centred care for patients living with chronic respiratory disease. (ID 613)

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

Living Well Partnership

Improving asthma outcomes by following guideline directed care with SENTINEL Plus in the Armagh/Dungannon Federation (ID 614)

Cleary D1, Hughes B1, McCann K1, O’Reilly-Smyth A2, Stevenson N2

Armagh and Dungannon GP Federation1. AstraZeneca, Medical and Scientific Affairs, Biopharmaceuticals Medical, London, United Kingdom2

In search of the ‘Hidden Millions’ and how we can find them: The findings of Phase 1 of the FRONTIER project; a nurse led one stop COPD diagnostic clinic. (ID 615)

K. Watkins K, Brindle K, Gilroy-Cheetham J, Maxted C, Niazi-Ali S, M. Crooks M

Hull University Teaching Hospitals

Mild but Not Minor: Investigating the Clinical Burden of MAA Use in Mild Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (ID 617)

Hussain S, Lam MT, Syed R, Jahangir M, Lee KK

GKT School of Medical Education

More Than a Near Miss: The importance of multi-question screening for driving impairment in Obstructive Sleep Apnoea (ID 618)

Jahangir M, Syed R, Lam MT, Hussain S, Lee KK

GKT School of Medical Education

A Primary Care Network (PCN) Pilot to Implement Optimisation Reviews Following Moderate or Severe COPD Exacerbations (ID 619)

Eurton M, Pang J, Gillett, K

Living Well Partnership PCN

Identifying airway disease in the homeless population. (ID 622)

Green L, Watts T, Hassan N, Umerah O, Ryan L, Harvey S

Inclusion Healthcare

Evaluating a Test and Treat Influenza Pathway for the rapid diagnosis and treatment of influenza to alleviate winter pressures and help combat antibiotic resistance. (ID 623)

Linden DJ, Chadwick S, Devaney S, Frost K

Health Innovation Yorkshire & Humber

User perspective of an intelligent Clinical Decision Support software (LungHealth) as part of the MISSION project in Greater Manchester (ID 625)

Grumbridge S, Niazi-Ali S, Kalugarama J, Waterhouse D, Horne M, Marland R, Cowley T

Chiesi Ltd

Care Closer to Home: The Role of Ambulance Service Specialist Practitioners in Urgent Care in Managing Category 2 Breathing Difficulties (ID 627)

Wilcock H, Marsh C, Hargreaves L-M, Crabtree R, Millington T, Sutcliffe M

Yorkshire Ambulance Service NHS Trust

Proactive identification and support of rising risk COPD patients in deprived Southampton PCNs: A winter preparation initiative (ID 630)

Kate Gillett, Carla Astles, Rachel Bailey, Ruth E Barker, Sarah Denton, Maria Eurton, Emma Ray, Zoe Pond, Victoria White, Tom Wilkinson and Hannah Burke

Living Well Partnership

What inhaler device features are most valued by patients? (ID 632)

Rust S, Thomson F, Lawson A, Richards J, Malone R

Chiesi Limited, Manchester, UK

Breathing Better Increasing Access to exercise and education or those living with COPD (ID 634)

Chandler L, Thorne W, Smith F, Ferguson M.

Wakefield Local Authority Public Health

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