SAPC ASM 2024 - Bristol - Talk Abstracts

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  1. How do parents help to keep children safe in general practice? An exploratory descriptive analysis of safety incident reports from England and Wales
  2. 10A.1
    Mindfulness for people from areas of socioeconomic deprivation: a realist review.
  3. 10A.2
    Exploring the experiences of interpreters providing remote interpreting services for people with long term conditions from minoritised ethnic groups: a qualitative study
  4. 10A.3
    Title: The IBISES model: development of a Community Research Link Worker role through action research, to increase accessibility of primary care research within ethnic minority communities
  5. 10A.5
    Socio-economic and ethnic inequalities in premature birth in England: a retrospective-cohort study of national data.
  6. 10A.6
    What works: Addressing inequalities in the primary and secondary care interface
  7. 10B.1
    Improving the measurement of quality of life in people with multiple long term conditions
  8. 10B.2
    The association of loneliness and social isolation with multimorbidity over 14 years in older adults in England: a population-based cohort study
  9. 10B.3
    What are the benefits of a comprehensive template to support personalised care for patients with Multiple Long-Term Conditions: a mixed methods study in general practice.
  10. 10B.5
    Validation of the kidney failure risk equation (KFRE) to predict kidney failure and guide referrals from primary care for individuals with CKD who also experience multiple long-term health conditions or frailty
  11. 10B.6
    Ethnic inequalities in primary care for people with multiple long-term conditions: evidence from the General Practice Patient Survey
  12. 10B.7
    Identifying research priorities for managing chronic conditions in primary care in Ireland; a James Lind Alliance priority setting partnership
  13. 10C.1
    Why do GPs prescribe beta-blockers for anxiety disorders? A qualitative interview study
  14. 10C.2
    Do clinicians and patients think it is acceptable and useful to use an algorithm to predict risk of psychosis in primary care?
  15. 10C.3
    Identification and Management of Bulimia Nervosa & Binge Eating Disorder in Primary Care: a systematic review of qualitative research
  16. 10C.5
    Can we identify features associated with complex mental health difficulties in primary care electronic health records.
  17. 10C.6
    The CO-produced Psychosocial INtervention delivered by GPs for young people who self-harm-Intervention Development (COPING-ID) study
  18. 10C.7
    Identification of women at high risk of perinatal anxiety: a mixed methods study.
  19. 10D.1
    ‘Troubling’ medication reviews in the context of polypharmacy and ageing: a linguistic ethnography
  20. 10D.2
    Understanding perceptions of the safety of prescription medication sharing: a qualitative study with primary care-based healthcare professionals and members of the public

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