SAPC ASM 2024 - Bristol - Talk Abstracts

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  1. 5F.2
    Evaluating five years of a BSc in Primary Care: a resource to increase sustainability
  2. 5F.3
    Livestreaming GP consultations for medical education – developing a safe and sustainable approach working with patients, GPs and medical students
  3. 5F.5
    Can medical students be effectively taught about homeless health using remote large group teaching sessions?
  4. 5F.6
    Insights into international medical graduates’ experiences of reflection in UK general practice training: A qualitative study integrating verbatim survey and in-depth- interview data
  5. 5F.7
    Use of an artificial intelligence driven voice recognition platform for training communication skills in undergraduate primary care
  6. 5G.1
    Let’s talk differently about medicines
  7. 6A.1
    Collaboration across Primary Care and Early Intervention in Psychosis services – supporting the health of service users and carers: a qualitative study
  8. 6A.2
    Primary care practitioners’ and patients’ views on the benefits and challenges of remote consulting for anxiety and depression in general practice
  9. 6A.3
    UNderstanding SErvices for people with Complex MENtal Health Difficulties (UNSEEN): a mixed methods study
  10. 6A.4
    Antidepressant deprescribing: an investigation of what, who, how and why it works in general practice
  11. 6A.8
    PRECIPICE - PREventing Suicide In PrImary CarE
  12. 6A.9
    How, why, for whom and when do help-seeking interventions for anxiety and/or depression work among older adults: a realist review.
  13. 6B.1
    “My only option was to leave my job”: a survey to investigate the experience and impact of domestic abuse on healthcare professionals (the PRESSURE study)
  14. 6B.2
    How are Primary Care Panel Sizes changing in the United States, and what are the implications for Physician wellness?
  15. 6B.3
    The POISE study: Quantitative findings from a mixed methods study investigating burnout in family physicians in low- and middle-income countries
  16. 6B.4
    The POISE Study: Qualitative findings from a mixed methods study investigating burnout in family physicians in low-and middle-income countries
  17. 6B.5
    “I clearly have some wiring that’s not quite right” Are there personal predisposing factors to burnout we should be aware of?
  18. 6B.6
    Either I'm going to kill someone or I'm going to end up killing myself.” How does it feel to be burnt out as a practicing UK GP?
  19. 6B.7
    Violence and Abuse towards Staff by Patients and the Public in General Practice: A Scoping Review
  20. 6B.8
    Violence and Abuse towards Staff by Patients and the Public in General Practice since COVID-19 in England

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