Sharing success: inspiring excellence in respiratory care
26th-27th September 2014, Hinckley Island Hotel, Leicestershire
Thursday 25th September 2014
Time
1830-1930
Session
Satellite symposium - Almirall
Friday 26th September 2014
0900-1030
Opening Plenary: Whose health is it anyway? Don’t forget about me: successful approaches to working with
patients
Chair: Dr Stephen Gaduzo, PCRS-UK Executive Chairman and GP, Stockport
Welcome from the Chair
The untapped potential of our patients, Paul Hodgkin, FRCGP, Founder and Chair, Patient Opinion Limited
A journey with your patient, Dr Liz Moulton MBE, GP trainer, Pontefract, Formerly Deputy Director of Postgraduate GP
Education, Yorkshire, and GP Advisor to the Department of Health
The evidence for personalised respiratory care, Dr Hilary Pinnock, Reader, Allergy and Respiratory Research Group,
University of Edinburgh and GP, Whitstable
Panel Discussion: with speakers and invited guests including: Steven Wibberley , Director of Operations and Innovation,
British Lung Foundation
PCRS-UK reserves the right to change the programme
Speakers are included where confirmed
1030-1115
1115-1200
Coffee and exhibition
Clinical
Quality In Practice
PCRJ Research sessions
Improving COPD care in your
practice: The National COPD
Audit
Successful strategies for identifying and
addressing individuals at high risk for
admission across a healthcare community
Co-Chairs:
June Roberts, Consultant Nurse and Assistant
Director of Nursing, Salford Royal
NHS Foundation Trust
and
Dr Raj Ramachandram, Governing Board
member and Respiratory Lead, Birmingham
South Central CCG, GP principle Moseley
Birmingham
Research abstracts 1: Asthma
The National COPD audit
Dr Rupert Jones, Clinical Research
Fellow, Plymouth University and GP,
Plymouth
Putting the lessons into practice
Ren Gilmartin, Advanced Nurse
Practitioner, Clinical Practice
Facilitator (COPD), Southwark CCG
Dr Kevin Gruffydd-Jones, RCGP Clinical
Champion for Respiratory Disease and GP, Box
John Blakey, Senior Lecturer in Airways
Disease, Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine
1200-1245
1245-1345
1345-1430
Satellite symposium – Boehringer-Ingelheim
1430-1530
Co-Chairs: Professor Mike Morgan, Respiratory National Clinical Director and Kay Boycott, Chief Executive, Asthma UK
1530-1600
Lunch and exhibition
Satellite symposium – GlaxoSmithKline
1430-1450
Where is care going wrong: lessons from the National Review of Asthma Deaths
Dr Mark Levy, GP and Clinical Research Fellow, London
1450-1510
Putting the lessons into practice
Stephen Gaduzo
1510-1530
Panel discussion with invited guests
Coffee and exhibition
PCRS-UK reserves the right to change the programme
Speakers are included where confirmed
1600 -1645
1645 – 1730
Clinical
Quality In Practice
PCRJ Research sessions
Wake up to sleep apnoea
Co-Chairs:
Anne Rodman, ANP, Independent
Nurse Specialist and Trainer,
Midlands
and
Dr Duncan Keeley, GP, Oxford
Developing a successful pulmonary
rehabilitation service
Research abstracts 2: Service
delivery
Co-Chairs:
Professor Mike Morgan, and
Sandy Walmsley, Respiratory Nurse Specialist
at Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust
Speaker: Kelly Redden-Rowley, Respiratory
Speaker: Dr John Stradling,
Physiotherapist/Head of Service Community
Emeritus Professor of
Respiratory Service, Sandwell and West
Respiratory Medicine, Consultant
Birmingham Hospitals Trust
Physician, Churchill Hospital,
Oxford
Chair: Dr Samantha Walker, Deputy Chief Executive, Asthma UK
Making the most of what we've got in asthma and COPD: how does it all stack up?
Making the case for inhaled drug treatments
Dr Jon Miles, Consultant Physician and Director for Medicine, Rotherham
Making the case for smoking cessation
Dr Noel Baxter, GP, London
Making the case for action plans
Professor Martyn Partridge, Professor of Respiratory Medicine, Imperial College London, National Heart and Lung Institute,
London
1730-1815
Satellite symposium – Novartis
1815 -1900
PCRS-UK AGM
2000
Conference dinner
PCRS-UK reserves the right to change the programme
Speakers are included where confirmed
Saturday 27th September 2014
0815-0900
0900-0945
0945-1030
Satellite symposium – Napp Pharmaceuticals
Clinical
Quality In Practice
PCRJ Research sessions
Is chronic cough an effective
screening tool for lung cancer
Dr Michael D Peake, Honorary
Consultant and Senior Lecturer in
Respiratory Medicine,
Glenfield Hospital, Leicester and
Clinical Lead, National Cancer
Intelligence Network, (NCIN), Public
Health England
Developing a successful home oxygen and
review assessment service
Chair: Sandy Walmsley
Research abstracts 3: COPD
The single most important thing
you can do for your patients –
(Smoking cessation)
Chair: Dr Noel Baxter
Successes in commissioning spirometry
services
Co-Chairs: Dr Steve Holmes, GP Park Medical
Practice Shepton Mallet, Education Lead PCRSUK
and
Elizabeth Wilson, Nurse Practitioner,
Birmingham
How to train your dragon…
effective approaches to smoking
cessation
Dr Myra Stern, Consultant in
Respiratory Medicine & Integrated
Respiratory Care, Whittington
Health, London
Dr Louise Restrick, Consultant Respiratory
Physician, Whittington Health & Islington
CCG
Christine Loveridge, Respiratory Nurse
Specialist, Leicester
What’s new on treatment and
interventions
Darush Attar-Zedeh, Clinical Leader
for the Respiratory Pathway
Redesign Project, Barnet
1030-1115
Refreshments and exhibition
PCRS-UK reserves the right to change the programme
Speakers are included where confirmed
Research: Poster walk around
1115-1200
PCRJ Round Up & ‘best abstract
prize
Dr Paul Stephenson, GP, Haverhill,
and co-Editor of npj: Primary Care
Respiratory Medicine, and
Should you consider a breathlessness
service?
Chair: Dr Basil Penney, GP, Darlington
Speaker: Dr Noel Baxter
Professor Aziz Sheikh, Professor of
Primary Care Research and
Development, Allergy and
Respiratory Research Group, The
University of Edinburgh and coEditor of npj: Primary Care
Respiratory Medicine
1200-1315
1315-1330
Grand round – lessons from the ER
Dr Iain Small, GP, Peterhead, and
Dr Jon Miles
How was it for you? Celebrating success and inspiring excellence locally
Dr Stephen Gaduzo and invited guests from British Lung Foundation and Asthma UK
PCRS-UK reserves the right to change the programme
Speakers are included where confirmed
Research / show case of PCRSUK regional leads