SAPC ASM 2020 - cancelled due to pandemic - Talk Abstracts

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  1. W.2
    Rapid and cost-efficient recruitment of focus group participants using Instagram
  2. W.3
    Views and experiences of managing eczema: systematic review and thematic synthesis of qualitative studies
  3. W.4
    Examining the impact of an innovative online qualitative study (netnography) in developing a clinical pharmacist-led review for persistent pain patients in primary care (PROMPPT study)
  4. X.1
    International Primary Care Respiratory Group (IPCRG) Research Prioritisation Exercise: A Qualitative Analysis of the Most Important Respiratory Research Themes Relevant to Primary Care as Viewed by Clinicians Worldwide
  5. X.2
    Self-management interventions to reduce healthcare utilisation and improve quality of life among patients with asthma: a systematic review and network meta-analysis
  6. X.3
    Self-management interventions to reduce healthcare utilisation and improve quality of life among patients with asthma: a systematic review and network meta-analysis
  7. X.4
    Health care professionals’ experiences of using a cognitive behavioural approach with patients living with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease
  8. X.5
    Using linked healthcare records to identify the prevalence, characteristics and clinical outcomes of patients with Severe Eosinophilic Asthma in Northern Ireland
  9. Y.1
    Are persistent physical symptoms associated with low socioeconomic status: a meta-epidemiologic study?
  10. Y.2
    Do GP's practices which employ Social Prescribing exhibit similar patterns in the prescription of pain and antidepressant medication?
  11. Y.3
    Understanding the interactions between lifestyle and deprivation to support policy and intervention development: an overview of a mixed methods PhD.
  12. Y.4
    Link workers providing social prescribing and health and social care coordination for people with multimorbidity in socially deprived areas ( The LinkMM trial): A pragmatic randomised controlled trial protocol and pilot.
  13. Z.1
    Is PID a consideration for GPs, and what are their practices around diagnosis?
  14. Z.2
    What are GPs' and Psychiatrists' perceptions of post-traumatic stress disorder in postnatal women? A qualitative study with a case vignette
  15. Z.3
    Socioeconomic status and prescribing of hormone replacement therapy in general practice: a cross-sectional study of practice-level data in England
  16. Z.4
    Understanding primary care usage, treatment and referral patterns for women with common menstrual disorders
  17. Z.5
    Shame, bluffs and drug mules – experiences of young women obtaining contraception
  18. Z.6
    Barriers and facilitators for General Practitioner Doctors to report domestic violence cases to the authorities
  19. Z.7
    What do primary care providers need in a prescriber checklist for mifepristone medication abortion?
  20. Z.8
    Just Walk It! Encouraging use of the Active10 app to promote brisk walking after a hypertensive pregnancy: pilot study

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