2011 Presentations

Some of the presentations from the 2011 conference are below for you to view.

Introducation

• Professor Frank Sullivan, Director of Scottish School of Primary Care - "SSPC Conference 2011 Introduction"

Plenary Presentations

• Professor Carmel Hughes, Queen's University Belfast- "Lessons from America:Living and Learning in a Fellowship Year"
• Professor Jan de Maeseneer, Ghent University, Belgium - "General Practice in Times of Global Health: Challenges and Opportunities"
• Dr Merrick Zwarenstein, Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, Toronto - "A dozen in a decade: 12 randomised health service delivery trials that formed national policy on primary care of HIV/AIDS in South Africa"
• Professor Jane Gunn, University of Melbourne, Australia - "Mixed methods to map the longitudinal patterns of depression -what are the lessons for Primary Care Research?"

Multi-morbidity Presentations

• Katie Gallacher, University of Glasgow - "Uncovering the treatment burden of chronic illness. 3 qualitative systematic reviews exploring the patient experience of stroke, chronic heart failure and diabetes management."
• Emma France, University of Stirling - "A systematic review of prospective cohort studies of multimorbidity in primary care"
• Karen Barnett, University of Dundee - - "Understanding the relationship between multi-morbidity and socioeconomic deprivation"
• Rupert Payne - "Association between multiple morbidity and hospitalisationAnalysis using linked routine primary-secondary care data"

Difficult Clinical Decisions Presentations

• Shaun Treweek, University of Dundee - "Web-based intervention modelling experiments: a way of exploring primary care interventions before a full-scale trial"
• Tracy Cheffins, James Cook University, Australia - "GP Management of sexually-acquired Chlamydia infections in North Queensland"

Early Assessment & Nursing Presentations

• Lucy Thompson, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde - "Using the Strengths and Difficulties Questionnaire to Asses School Readiness: Preliminary Findings from Glasgow "
• Dorothee J. H. O'Sullivan Burchard, Glasgow Caledonian University - "Family Health Assessment in Community Nursing Practice across Scotland: a multi-case study informing national policy and international debate"
• Rhona Hogg, NHS Lothian - "Parents and health visitors' experience of the assessment of vulnerability"

Workload Presentations

• Patricia Thomson, University of Stirling - "Self Management Support - Sustaining a skilled workforce through accessible resources"

Surgical Presentations

• Bhautesh Jani, University of Glasgow - "Pre-operative assessment: Current guidelines and their drawbacks. Is there a role for primary care?"

Prescribing Presentations

• Yvonne Hopf, University of Aberdeen- "Data Linkage for Paediatric Pharmacovigilance: perspectives of policy makers and key stakeholders"
• Ayodeji Akinsemolu, University of Dundee - "Effectiveness of opioid substitution therapy among prisoners with drug dependence: a meta-analysis"
• Mariesha Jaffray, University of Aberdeen - "Does training in motivational interviewing for community pharmacists improve outcomes for drug misusers?: A cluster randomised controlled trial"
• Christine Bond, University of Aberdeen - "Making a difference to the management of chronic pain in the community"
• Daniel Morales, University of Aberdeen - "Beta-blocker prescribing in asthma: an observational study"

Mental Health Presentations

• Bhautesh Jani, University of Glasgow - "Socio-economic Deprivation, Depression and GP consultation: A preliminary analysis"

Workshops

• Ellen McIntyre, Flinders Univeristy, Australia - "Knowledge Exchange - facilitating the use of research in policy and practice"