ADEGS/AUDGPI – ANNUAL SCIENTIFIC MEETING
20 – 21 JANUARY 2011
Royal College of Physicians of Ireland, No. 6 Kildare Street, Dublin 2.
SUMMARY PROGRAMME
THURSDAY 20th
10.30 – 11.00
REGISTRATION - COFFEE
11.00 – 11.15
Welcome
11.15 – 12.00
Plenary 1 (Prof Jill Morrison – Moving Points in Medical Education)
12.00 – 12.45
Parallel Session 1
12.45 – 13.45
LUNCH
13.45 – 14.15
2-Slide Presentation 1
14.15 – 15.30
Workshops
15.30 – 15.45
COFFEE BREAK
15.45 – 16.30
Parallel Session 2
16.30 – 17.15
Plenary 2 (Prof Tom O’Dowd – Primary Care in the Village Square)
17.15 – 17.30
Close day 1
19.00
CONFERENCE BUFFET DINNER
FRIDAY 21st
09.30 – 10.00
Registration for Friday only delegates
10.00 – 11.00
Parallel Session 3
11.00 – 11.30
2-Slide Presentation 2
11.30 – 11.45
COFFEE
11.45 – 12.45
Plenary 3 (Prof John Frey – Primary Care and President Obama’s healthcare plans)
12.45 – 13.00
Prizes and Close
Thursday 20th - Details
12.00 – 12.45
Time
12.00
12.15
12.30
Parallel Session 1
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
Education
043 – Martina Kelly
General practice - the
DREEM clinical
attachment? A comparison
study of the educational
environment of hospital and
general practice clinical
placements
044 – Martina Kelly
Teamwork promotes patient
centredness - an evaluation
of a community placement
Health Promotion
017 – Judith Cole
Lifestyle interventions in the
secondary prevention of
coronary heart disease: a
systematic review
Research + IT
004 – Michael Norbury
Developing and trialing new
invitation processes
intended to increase
informed uptake of and
decrease inequalities in
colorectal cancer screening
046 – Mark Tully
Ankle sprain management: a
randomised controlled trial
comparing usual care and
accelerated rehabilitation
020 – Claire Clelland
A systematic review to
promote physical activity in
socio-economically
disadvantaged communities
033 – Frances Mair
Boundaries and Information
Technology implementation
in health and social care
015 – Ray O’Connor
Reading a Systematic
Review and Meta Analysis:
why should I bother and
how should I do it?
13.45 – 14.15
002 – Pat Schofield
EOP-IC - Engaging with
older people and their
carers to develop and
deliver interventions for the
self management of chronic
pain
2-Slide Presentation 1
Time
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
Chronic Disease
Research
13.45
Health Promotion +
Management
025 – Gabrielle Quirke
Opportunistic sexual history
taking - how are we doing?
023 – Deborah Morrison
Current management of
heart failure in primary care findings from the HOOPS
trial (Heart Failure and
Optimal Outcomes from
Pharmacy Study)
024 – Deborah Morrison
Uncovering illness burden
while discovering treatment
burden
035 – Claire Buckley
Diabetic patients with
amputations: a case-control
study
13.55
028 – Emer Barrett
Physical activity screening
and promotion in primary
care
14.05
055 – Sarah Molony
Audit of Warfarin in general
practice
006 – Kim Kavanagh
A description of the use of
near-patient C-Reactive
Protein testing in the
treatment of respiratory tract
infections in Irish general
practice
012 – Donald Nicolson
Awareness-lite. A review of
public awareness about the
re-use of their medical
records for research
purposes
001 – Michael O’Callaghan
Has the internet changed
GP and Patient
Interactions? A pilot study in
general practice
14.15 – 15.30
Workshops
Time
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
14.15
007 – Roy Robertson and
Fergus O’Kelly
A tale of two cities:
Methadone prescribing in
Edinburgh and Dublin
009 – Susan Smith
Interventions and outcome
assessment for patients with
multimorbidity
031 – Anne McFarlane
Primary care academics in
non-clinical posts - who are
we and where are we
going?
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
Chronic Disease
021 – Catherine Darker
A national survey of
Chronic Disease
Management in Irish
General Practice
Drugs + Alcohol
040 – Catherine Anne Field
Exploring healthcare
professionals' experience
and attitudes towards
screening for and treatment
of problem alcohol use
among drug users attending
primary care
042 – Aisling Ni
Shuilleabhain
Alcohol consumption in
pregnancy - results from the
primary care setting
Research
039 – Mark Russell
What stimulates and
predicts a healthy career in
general practice?
15.45 – 16.30
Time
15.45
Parallel Session 2
16.00
036 – Gary McLean
Implications for general
practices serving deprived
areas, of including
deprivation as a risk factor
for cardiovascular disease
16.15
014 – Karen Barnett
Understanding the
relationship between
multimorbidity and
socioeconomic deprivation
in the epidemiology
workstream of the Living
Well with Multimorbidity
programme
050 – Jo-Hanna Ivers
The association between the
one year prevalence of injury
and self-reported alcohol
consumption in Ireland
048 – Susan Smith
Predicting hospital
admission in community
dwelling adults: a
systematic review of the
Probability of Repeated
Admission (Pra) score
049 – Emma Wallace
International Register of
Clinical Prediction Rules,
methodological quality
assessment and
implementation strategies
Friday 21st - Details
10.00 – 11.00
Time
10.00
10.15
10.30
10.45
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
Chronic Disease
013 – Jocelyn Anderson
Definition of chronic kidney
disease and measurement
of kidney function in original
research papers: a review
of the literature
Prescribing and Paediatrics
045 – Fergus O’Kelly
The natural history of a
community based cohort of
injecting drug users (19852010)
051 – Molly Byrne
The CHARMS Study:
General practitioner and
cardiac rehabilitation staff
views about discussing
sexual issues with coronary
heart disease patients - a
national survey in Ireland
010 – Nicola Gray
Primary Care for people
with colorectal cancer:
complex intervention
modelling and piloting
034 – Brendan O’Shea
Design of a survey
instrument for conducting a
cross sectional study of
patients with chronic
disease in general practice:
results from a pilot study
003 – Colin McCowan
Psychoactive prescribing in
older patients living in care
or at home
Cultural + Education
030 – Anne McFarlane
Are family and friends
acceptable as interpreters in
cross-cultural general
practice consultations? An
analysis using participatory
learning and action
research methods
022 – Kate O’Donnell
Market or professionalism:
Lessons from two devolved
health care systems in the
UK
016 – Akke Vellinga
Antimicrobial management
of urinary tract infection in
general practice
054 – James Flynn
Hippokrates Exchange
Programme, time for Ireland
to get involved
032 – Udo Reulbach
The association between
bullying and chronic illness
in 9-year-old children
018 – Joe Gallagher
GP Trainee experience of
men's and women's health
procedures based on
gender of trainee and
patient preference
Corrigan Hall
Cheyne Room
Dunn Library
Chronic Disease +
Education
053 – Eva Flynn
General practitioner's
reported use of clinical
guidelines for hypertension
and ambulatory blood
pressure monitoring in the
west of Ireland
047 – Bhautesh Jani
Multimorbidity, mental
health and deprivation: a
preliminary analysis
Prescribing + Education
Co-ops
041 – Aileen Grant
What influences prescribing
in general practice?
037 – Carmel Martin
Potentially avoidable
admissions case study: 'At
risk' patients attending
KDOC - a work in progress
026 – Anne-Marie Cox
An audit of statin prescribing
to low risk patients - are we
meeting guidelines?
005 – Mary Sweeney
Observational study on
patterns of usage in an outof-hours cooperative in
Ireland
052 – Michael Steele
Preparing students for
internship emergencies - a
new UCD programme
008 – David Mitchell
The satisfaction of patients
with consulting with medical
students prior to seeing their
GP
11.00 – 11.30
Time
11.00
11.10
11.20
Parallel Session 3
2-Slide Presentation 2