DRAFT PROGRAMME
Parallel Session 1
Conference Room 1
Lecture Room 2
Lecture Room 4
10.10-11.00 am
Primary Care Prescribing
Medical Education
Multidisciplinary Care
Results from the SIMPle study; a cluster
randomised intervention to improve the
quality of antimicrobial prescribing for
UTI in general practice
Akke Vellinga (23*)
‘We hate this elearning’: a qualitative
exploration of student perceived barriers
to elearning engagement
Helen Reid (31)
Psychosocial complexity in multimorbidity:
the legacy of adverse childhood experiences
Carol Sinnott (5)
Prescribing error at the interface of
primary and secondary care
Elaine Walsh (16)
Cultural diversity in the Royal College of
Surgeons, Ireland
Mark Murphy (61)
Primary Care Reform in Ireland – health
professionals’ perceptions of progress with
PCT implementation in Ireland
Edel Tierney (14)
Prevalence of prescribing in pregnancy
using the Irish Primary Care Research
Network: a pilot study
Kirsty O’Brien (36)
What are medical students’ fears and
concerns about communicating with
patients?
Crea Carberry (33)
Psychological morbidity among adults
attending primary care: a cross sectional
study
Louise Hickey (48)
Chair person
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1
denotes abstract no
DRAFT PROGRAMME
Rapid Fire
Conference Room 1
Medication and Clinical Management
Lecture Room 2
Professional Development and Education
Lecture Room 4
Quality Improvement in Practice
Interventions to address potentially
inappropriate prescribing in primary care:
a systematic review of randomised
control trials
Barbara Clyne (11*)
Validation of situational judgement tests in
national selection to postgraduate GP
training in Ireland; a mixed method design
Anne Marie Regan (58)
Psychosocial INTerventions for Problem
Alcohol Use among People who Attend
Primary Care for Substance Use Treatment
(PINTA): Baseline Data from a Feasibility
Study
Anne Marie Henihan (46)
Cross-sectional survey of general
practitioners’ and community
pharmacists’ opinions on medication
management at transitions of care in
Ireland
Patrick Redmond (15)
Perceptions and acceptability of the
Preferred Drugs Scheme from patients’
perspectives
Gearoid O’Connor (60)
Psychosocial Aspects of Epilepsy in
Ireland: a Qualitative Study of Patient
Experience
Ciara O’Sullivan (10)
Does the performance of candidates in
Multiple Mini-Interview predict future
performance during their medical school
career?
Jennifer Weir (49)
Use of chart stimulated recall in qualitative
interviews to understand decisions and
actions in clinical practice
Carol Sinnott (4)
An educational intervention for overdose
prevention and Naloxone distribution by
general practice trainees
Gerard Bury (51)
Clinical ethics reasoning through
simulation (CERTS): the phenomenology of
an undergraduate experience in authentic
clinical complexity
Gerry Gormley (34)
Atrial fibrillation screening in Irish general
practice: a large scale feasibility trial
Gerard Bury (52)
The road to general practice: constructing
professional identity in GP training
Jenny Johnston (30)
Prospective use of theory in implementation
research: normalisation process theory in
the EU RESTORE project
Anne MacFarlane (57)
Implementing cross-cultural communication
guidelines and training initiatives on the
ground: a participatory study exploring
implementation work with stakeholders in
five European primary care settings
Katja Gravenhorst (35)
The acceptability of opt-out screening for
blood born virus infection in Irish General
Practice
Mark O’Kelly (62)
12.30- 1.00pm
Chair person
*
2
denotes abstract no
DRAFT PROGRAMME
Parallel Session 2
Conference Room 1
Lecture Room 2
Lecture Room 4
2.00-3.00 pm
Disease Prevention & Health Promotion
Clinical Management
Mental Health & Substance Misuse
Examining the gap between evidence
based guidelines and statin utilisation in
community living adults at high risk of
cardiovascular disease mortality:
evidence from the Irish Longitudinal
Study on Ageing
Catriona Murphy (12*)
Reflections on the use of participatory
research methods to include stroke
survivors and primary care professionals as
co-researchers in the evaluation of a
primary care intervention
Ruth McMenamin (6)
Experiences of a complex intervention to
identify/treat alcohol use disorders (AUDs)
among patients receiving opiate treatment
services in primary care settings in Ireland. A
qualitative study of patients’ experiences.
Geoff McCombe (22)
‘Simple Steps’ – a general practice based
physical activity intervention for pregnant
women.
Madeline Brennan (26)
Impact analysis of clinical prediction rules
in primary care: a review
Emma Wallace (17)
GP attitudes towards screening and treating
youth mental and substance use disorders in
primary care
Dorothy Leahy (2)
Should GPs target Physical Activity
counselling for patients with longstanding illness or disability?
Neil Heron (13)
Cardiac arrest in Irish general practice survivors 2007-2014
Gerard Bury (50)
Lived experiences of homelessness and
mental health
Suzanne Barror (53)
The Extent to which the Lifestyle and
Health behaviours of General
Practitioners in the West of Ireland
influences health promotion practice with
their patients
Thomas Walsh (7)
Factors associated with early death in
colon cancer: A nested case control study
in a UK region
Nigel Hart (27)
Optimising mental disorders treatment in
primary care: Development and
implementation of a reporting function
within electronic medical records.
Davin Swan (25)
Chair person
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3
denotes abstract no