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Session1 – Electronic health
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Using
practice data to develop health equity audits
Dr Sally
Hull, Queen Mary, University of
London
Use
of IT for follow up of sexually active female students recruited
to a RCT
- Miss Helen Atherton, St. George’s, University
of
London
Implementation
of e-health initiatives: perspectives of implementers
- Ms
Joanne Burns University College
London
Accessing
the impact of coding target data on the general practice
consultation
- Dr Maigaelle Moulene, Dr Richard Dodds, St.
George’s, University of London
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Session1 – Methodology
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Why
do patients access hospital emergency departments rather than GP
services for minor conditions?
- Dr Marta Buszewicz,
University College
London
Methodological
quality assessment of screening tools for Intimate Partner
Violence using the QUADAS
- Mr Mark Rose, Queen Mary
University of
London
Are
RCTs the optimum research design for intervention studies with
women experiencing intimate partner violence?
- Dr Jean
Ramsay, Queen Mary University of London
Why
do palliative care patients call out of hours? An audit of four
providers - Dr Sarah Forrest, University of
Cambridge
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Session1 – Service delivery: User experiences
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The
stigma experience of people living with HIV/AIDS In Serbia &
Montenegro.
- Dr Sean Perera, Imperial and King’s
College London
Adolescents'
feelings about local healthcare: a focus group study
- Miss
Natalie Chew, Imperial College
London
Could
coughing have a communicative function?
- Dr Julia Bailey,
University College
London
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Session1 – Education
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Does
the quantity of teaching in primary care have an impact on
student learning? A comparison of 2 teaching models
- Dr
Melvyn Jones, University College
London
Speed
tutorials and their use in undergraduate medical education: A
preliminary study
- Dr Sian Stanley, Imperial
College
London
How
and why does the Internet work as a teaching medium in medical
education: a realist review
- Dr Geoff Wong, University
College
London
Advantages
and challenges of multimedia teaching resources: The experiences
of seminar leaders teaching health promotion
- Dr Ann Wylie,
King’s College London
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Session1 - Health Promotion and Service Innovation
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Home
blood pressure monitoring (HBPM) in patients with recent stroke
or TIA: a pilot study
- Dr Rachel Conroy, Dr Reena Doshi, St.
George’s, University of
London
Pilot
study of nurse practitioners responding to requests for acute
in-hours GP home visits
- Dr Martin Edwards, Starnet/Jenner
Pract/Lewisham PCT
Self-help
smoking cessation interventions in pregnancy: a systematic review
- Mr Felix Naughton, University of
Cambridge
Developing
tailored interventions for smoking cessation in primary care: the
background to the ESCAPE trial
- Dr Hazel Gilbert ,
University College
London
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SYMPOSIUM
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Healthcare
Information: Paradox and Performance - Dr Kamran
Abbasi - Editor,
Journal of the RSM
Telehealthcare:
Current Role and Future Challenges
- Professor Frances
Mair - Professor of Primary Care Research, University of
Glasgow
Patient
Experiences as a Source of Information and for E-Learning - Dr
Ann McPherson - Lecturer
in Primary Care & Medical Director of DIPEx, University of
Oxford
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Session 2
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Patient
Opinion: a new web-based platform for patient feedback and public
involvement
- Dr James Munro, University of Sheffield &
Patient Opinion
The
role of primary care in new information technology based health
promotion
- Dr Caroline Free & Prof Paul Wallace, London
School of
Hygiene & Tropical Medicine & University College London
Geographic
Information and Health Research
- Mr Edgar Samarasundera,
Imperial College
London
Using
technology: To deliver better healthcare for people with mental
health or learning disabilities
- Dr Elizabeth Muir, Imperial
College London
What
is a realist review and what can it do for me?
Dr Geoff Wong,
University College
London
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Session 3 - Electronic Health
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Interactive
computer-based interventions for sexual health promotion
- Dr
Julia Bailey, University College
London
How
much are GPs aware of their patients HIV status? An insight from
the general practice research database
- Ms Hannah Evans,
University College
London
Applying
user-generated quality criteria to develop an Internet
Intervention for UK patients with heart disease
- Ms Cicely
Kerr, University College
London
An
on-line measure of total past week alcohol consumption (the
TOT-AL): a validation study
- Ms Zarnie Khadjesari,
University College
London
On-line
RCT to determine the effectiveness of an interactive web-based
intervention for reducing alcohol consumption
- Prof Paul
Wallace, University College
London
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Session 3 - Methodology
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Improving
response rates to postal questionnaires in deprived areas
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Mr Iqbal Hussain, Queen Mary University of London
Issues
in translating health outcome measures into Bengali
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example of the Chronic Pain Grade - Miss Yasmin Choudhury, Queen
Mary University of London
Smokers
have more sex: characteristics of young, sexually active women
students recruited to the POPI trial
- Dr Pippa Oakeshott, St
George’s, University of London
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Session 3 - IT and the Consultation
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Mobile
phone messaging - a telemedicine for people with diabetes
mellitus
- Dr Neil Upadhyay, Imperial
College London
The
effect of health information on the internet on the
Doctor-Patient Relationship: GP perceptions
- Dr Sanjiv
Ahluwalia, University College
London
Patient
perspectives of the impact of the internet on the doctor-patient
relationship
- Dr Elizabeth Murray, University
College London
There
and not there: third parties in the consultation
- Dr
John Spicer, St George’s, University of London
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Session 4 - Student Competition
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The
experiences of asylum seekers and refugees in general practice: a
qualitative study
- Mr Ravi
Bhatia, University College London
Criminalisation
of HIV and knowledge of transmission: questionnaire survey of GP
attendees
- Miss Kate Malia, St George’s, University of
London
Going
to the see the doctor - the view of healthy infant school
children in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets
- Miss Carmen
Eynon Soto, Queen Mary University of London
Healthy
walk schemes: reviewing impact at local level
- Miss Helen
Toop/Miss Iona Hay, Kings College
London
Alcohol
Consumption and Social Functioning in Slovenian General Practice
Attendees
- Mr Joseph
Ward, Imperial College London
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Keynote
Speech – Learning Futures: Creative, Collaborative and
Communicative
- Professor Gilly Salmon - Professor
of E-Learning & Learning Technologies, University of
Leicester,
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