| P1.81 | A descriptive study of repeat prescribing systems in general practices recruited for the SPPiRE trial |
| P1.82 | Variation in antibiotic prescribing in primary care practices |
| P1.83 | Title: Improving the Wellbeing of people with Opioid Treated CHronic pain – The I-WOTCH Study – recruitment so far and lessons learned |
| P1.84 | Impact of hospital admission upon patterns of primary care prescribing |
| P1.85 | What factors that influence patients’ purchase and use of asthma preventer medicines |
| P1.86 | Barriers and solutions for the recruitment and methodology of conducting dementia research in British ethnic minorities: A systematic review |
| P1.87 | Do preventative health care interventions targeted at migrant groups focus only on behaviour and access or do they also consider upstream determinants? |
| P1.88 | Exploring the Healthcare Concerns of Pregnant Women and New Mothers Seeking Asylum in the UK |
| P1.89 | Observations on the continued need for improved access to healthcare in northern France and Belgium following the dismantling of the 'Jungle', following a healthcare professional visit in September 2017. |
| P1.90 | What factors influence Roma women accessing NHS cervical screening?: knowledge , fear and passive consent |
| P1.91 | Maintaining resilience during medical migration: experiences of women family doctors around the world |
| P1.92 | What are the socio-cultural and religious influences on the health beliefs of tri-generational Pakistani women in the UK? |
| P1.93 | Patients’ perspectives on their interactions with general practitioners in the context of cognitive behavioural therapy for refractory irritable bowel syndrome: A qualitative study |
| P1.94 | Adaption of the “Working Alliance Inventory” to general practice to measure therapeutic alliance – the WAI-GP |
| P1.95 | Does a facilitator-led approach to implementation of a shared decision-making intervention in primary care lead to improved outcomes for patients with asthma? |
| P1.96 | Health Beliefs of Punjabi Speaking Indian and Pakistani Women on Antibiotic Prescribing for their Children, in Primary Care. |
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