Conference Abstracts

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Severe Asthma Care Reimagined: Bridging Gaps for Equitable Access from Primary to Specialist Care (ID 556)

Howell A, McGuigan H, Chadwick A

University of Oxford

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

A toolkit to support asthma diagnosis in children and young people (ID 557)

Hamilton J, Marsh V, Cummings L.

Black Country Integrated Care Board

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Excellence in Asthma for children and young people: a quality improvement project (QIP) in primary care (ID 558)

Cummings L, Hamilton J, Marsh V, Saiyed, S, Tipping L.

Black Country Integrated Care Board

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Service evaluation of an integrated respiratory service in identifying and supporting patients with severe asthma on biologics (ID 560)

Gupta A, Evans R, Lowrey G, Chang W, Aldridge R, Subramanian D

Respiratory department, Royal Derby Hospital, Derby, UK

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Evaluation of a psychology mindfulness and compassion focused group programme for patients with a range of respiratory conditions (ID 565)

Ryder M, Graham L, Packer K, El Hakim R

Homerton Healthcare

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Reducing Short Acting Beta-2 agonist (SABA) inhaler overuse in Asthma using a population health management (PHM) approach and digital intelligence (ID 572)

Merson S, Chaloner J, McConnell WD, Watson J

Dorset ICS

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Addressing cardiopulmonary risk in COPD patients across North Belfast GP Federation ​(NBF) (ID 575)

Corry M, Haughey C, Burns MT,

North Belfast GP Federation

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Mid and South Essex Long COVID Service: Service transformation through innovation, co-production and continuous evolution (ID 578)

Barlow R, Cox K, McGough-Heath C, Lambert A, Branson R, Hancock P.

Provide Community Interest Company

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

An Innovative use of data to improve the care of COPD patients in Midlothian Community Respiratory Team (ID 583)

Yerramasu C, Farquhar J, DuBou N, Johnston E, Curl M.

Nhs Lothian

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

Tackling inappropriate OCS usage in severe asthma (ID 585)

Malik NM, Fardon T, Faruqi S, Heaney LG, Hickman K, Whittamore A

GSK, London, UK

Best Practice / Service Development Poster

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

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

Does the Use of Telephone Consultations in General Practice Affect Patient Experience? A National Multivariate Analysis (ID 596)

Shetty M, Scuffell J.

Kings College London

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

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

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

Real-life experience of access to antifibrotics for patients with IPF: a single-center observational study (ID 604)

Adil ML, Singh R, Jacob Q, Prior H, Ashish A

Royal Albert Edward Infirmary Hospital

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

Living with a tracheostomy: support available and the impact on patient and family (ID 607)

Gaubert CS

Bradford Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust

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

COPD Management, Early Intervention and Treatment (COMET): A Targeted Diagnostic Primary Care Pathway Transformation Project (ID 610)

Hayes S, Voller R, Gilroy-Cheetham J, Dugdale L, Stimpson S

Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital

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

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