Friday 16th October 2015 Time Expanding the horizons of clinical practice Transforming services for quality and value npj Primary Care Respiratory Medicine: research sessions Back to Basics: practical workshops (in conjunction with Education for Health) 0900-1000 A lifetime of care: mind, body and lung Stephen Gaduzo, PCRS-UK Chair Impact of mental health on physical well being Iona Heath, Immediate Past-President of RCGP Impact of respiratory health on mental well being – Thys van der Molen, Professor of Primary Care Respiratory Medicine at UMCG, The Netherlands 1010-1100 Asthma: different strokes for different folks Co-chairs: Kay Boycott, CEO, Asthma UK Kevin Gruffydd-Jones, GP, Box, Wilts The relevance of phenotyping for primary care clinicians Mike Thomas, Chair of Primary Care Research University of Southampton Different strokes for different folks: putting it into practice Carol Stonham, Prescribing Implementing national recommendations: Translating learning from NRAD and other documents Chair: Lianne Jongepier, East of England Respiratory SCN Manager Raja Ramachandram, GP Principal, Birmingham Linda Pearce, Respiratory Consultant Nurse, West Suffolk NHS Foundation Trust How to write a poster - poster walk around Spirometry, peak flow and microspirometry Chair: Ruth McArthur, Practice Nurse, East Kilbride Jo Hamilton, Lead Nurse Dudley NHS, and trainer Education for Health
Nurse Practitioner, Gloucester Steve Holmes, GP, Shepton Mallet 1100-1130 Refreshments 1130-1215 A current debate: asthma & COPD overlap syndrome Co-chairs: Liz Wilson, Nurse Manager, Birmingham Dermot Ryan, Honorary Clinical Research Fellow, University of Edinburgh Does it exist, is it relevant? David Halpin, Consultant Physician and Honorary Associate Professor in Respiratory Medicine at the Royal Devon & Exeter Hospital Managing it in practice Hilary Pinnock, Reader with the Allergy and Respiratory Research Group, University of Edinburgh and GP in Whitstable, Kent High risk patients and admissions avoidance : a review of tools and programmes to avoid admissions Recommendations from Service Development Group Admissions avoidance – can we do anything about it? Co-Chairs: Steve Holmes/ Deidre Siddaway, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Ixworth Rupert Jones, GP and Clinical Research Fellow at the Peninsula Medical School, Plymouth Abstracts and posters Interpreting spirometry Chair: Debbie Roots, Lead Respiratory Nurse, Kent Christine Loveridge, Clinical and academic lead for spirometry at Education for Health 1220-1305 Satellite
Saturday 17th October 2015 PCRS-UK AGM Diagnosing and managing little wheezers Co-chairs: Duncan Keeley, GP, Thame Christine Ennor, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Ferndown Vinty McGovern, GP, Belfast Transforming end of life services across boundaries Co-chairs: Sandy Walmsley, Respiratory Nurse Specialist, Solihull, Katherine Hickman, GP, Respiratory Lead, Leeds Helen Ward, Consultant Respiratory Physician, Wolverhampton Chris Absolon, GSF Lead, Somerset Abstracts and posters Effective self management: shared decision making Chair: TBC Beverley Bostock Cox, Nurse Practitioner and Clinical Lead, Education for Health, Warwick Refreshments Ten minutes for the patient Co-chairs: Andrew Whittamore, GP Primary Care Lead, Wessex Thea Oliver, Practice Nurse, Somerset Cognitive behavioural therapy made easy: changing lifestyle Karen Heslop-Marshall, Nurse consultant – Respiratory NIHR Research Fellow, Newcastle Effective primary care Making change happen: improving and integrating respiratory services and care Chair: Noel Baxter Duncan Powrie General medicine & respiratory medicine consultant at Southend Hospital Iain Small GP, Aberdeen Abstracts and posters Inhaler technique Chair: Stephanie Wolfe, Primary Care Nurse, Norwich Viv Marsh, Asthma and Allergy Clinical Lead, Education for Health