SAPC ASM 2023 - Brighton - Talk Abstracts

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  1. 1D.4
    Improving GP delivered cross-cultural mental health care: A qualitative study.
  2. 1D.5
    Community Outpatient Psychotherapy Engagement Service for Self-harm (COPESS): A feasibility trial
  3. 1D.6
    Are there gender-based mental health inequalities in primary care in England?
  4. 1E.1
    What is the perceived impact of paramedics working in primary care teams on the working practices of other professionals in primary care and the experiences of patients?
  5. 1E.2
    Supporting and retaining new to practice GPs through training in advanced generalist medicine: An evaluation of the Catalyst programme
  6. 1E.3
    Developing a Framework for 'Community Paramedicine' in Ireland
  7. 1E.4
    Evaluating a social prescribing initiative to support international medical graduates
  8. 1E.5
    Recognising health inequalities within the Additional Roles Reimbursement Scheme in primary care
  9. 1E.6
    Being boundaried: The costs of saying no and the costs of saying yes
  10. 1F.1
    Overcoming challenges and facilitating research in Multiple Long-Term Conditions
  11. 2A.1
    What interventions have addressed the Inverse Care Law in general practice in Scotland over the last 20 years? A systematic scoping review
  12. 2A.2
    A Realist Evaluation of the Clinical- and Cost-effectiveness of Paramedics Working in General Practice
  13. 2A.3
    How does continuity of care work when patients are seen outside their regular general practice? A theory based on two case studies of extended access providers.
  14. 2A.4
    Access to General Practice: Which systems have been tried? – A Scoping Review
  15. 2A.5
    How does equitable general practice look like? A realist review and action framework
  16. 2A.6
    What is the Impact of remote consultations on workload, work practices and staff wellbeing? A primary care qualitative interview study (RECON Study)
  17. 2A.7
    ‘It’s not just about seeing patients as a GP’ : the need to acknowledge, make visible and allocate time for hidden work in general practice
  18. 2A.8
    What are the characteristics of effective ‘research active’ general practices from the perspective of staff, patients and stakeholders?
  19. 2A.9
    Determinants of lipid clinic referral and attendance in a multi-ethnic adult population in South London
  20. 2B.1
    Amitriptyline at Low-dose and Titrated for Irritable Bowel Syndrome as Second-line Treatment in Primary Care(The ATLANTIS study): A Double-blind Placebo-controlled Trial

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