SAPC ASM 2024 - Bristol - Talk Abstracts

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  1. 5B.5
    An umbrella review of systematic reviews and selective review of recent primary studies on additional healthcare worker roles in general practice.
  2. 5B.6
    What are the perceptions and experiences of nurses, occupational therapists, pharmacists, and physiotherapists certifying fit notes?
  3. 5B.7
    Patient Allocation in Multi-Specialist GP Practices: A Scoping Review
  4. 5C.1
    Diabetes Prevention - An in-depth case study exploring the complexity of lifestyle change in those with ‘pre-diabetes’.
  5. 5C.2
    Effects of HbA1c variability on serious infection risks and the influence of age, sex, and ethnicity: a primary care cohort of patients with type 2 diabetes
  6. 5C.3
    Comparison of Mortality Outcomes in Type 2 Diabetes amongst different Ethnic Groups: Systematic review and Meta-analysis of Longitudinal Studies
  7. 5C.5
    Did practice location and patient-perceived access predict achievement of good diabetes glycaemic control in English practices recovering from COVID lockdown?
  8. 5C.6
    ENERGISED mHealth intervention in Czech republic general practice to increase physical activity of patients with prediabetes and type 2 diabetes: protocol and baseline findings from a pragmatic randomised controlled trial
  9. 5C.7
    Improving cardio metabolic health in people with lower educational attainment
  10. 5D.1
    What do women who suffer from recurrent UTIs believe could be causing them and how do they approach early pre-antibiotic management?
  11. 5D.2
    Influences on use of antibiotics without prescription in low- and middle-income countries: a qualitative evidence synthesis
  12. 5D.5
    Urine cultures from asymptomatic UK care home residents: early results from the DISCO UTI study
  13. 5D.6
    Development of a behaviour change intervention to improve antibiotic use among university students from low- and middle-income countries, a study using evidence- and person-based approaches
  14. 5E.1
    Introducing Eczema Care Online into routine use: lessons learnt in developing an implementation strategy for a digital health intervention
  15. 5E.2
    ‘Everyone has heard of it, but no one knows what it is’: A qualitative study of patient understanding and experience of herpes zoster
  16. 5E.3
    Potent topical corticosteroid is more effective compared to mild potency in children in primary care with a moderate flare-up of atopic dermatitis; results of a randomized controlled trial.
  17. 5E.5
    Development of an online intervention and embedded decision-aid to support self-management of acne vulgaris: qualitative interviews with healthcare professionals
  18. 5E.6
    Transforming Outcomes for Paediatric allergy In Primary care – The TOPIC programme
  19. 5E.7
    A new paradigm for conducting efficient, online, co-produced eczema trials – the Rapid Eczema Trials project
  20. 5F.1
    Policy analysis lessons for primary care education reform: What can the UK learn from Canada’s attempt to expand family medicine residency training?

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