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P171 Audit of the initial management of unscheduled vaginal bleeding Sophie Craggs, University of Manchester Medical School P172 Can we do more to identify people at risk of familial breast cancer Paul Nathan, Hollybrook Medical Centre P173 Audit of breast pain referrals to secondary care Jatinder Rihal, University of Sheffield P174 An audit of communication of prescription changes in the discharge summary Matthew Neal, Sandwell and West Birmingham NHS Trust P175 An audit to assess the number of patients aged 55 years or over with persistent new-‐onset dyspepsia who were sent for gastroscopy Elizabeth Carr, University of Manchester P176 Are patients aged 55 and over on amlodipine monotherapy being monitored adequately Neil Bodagh, University of Manchester P177 Hard to swallow: Are GP USS requests for neck lumps adequate Rehan Chaudary, Heatherwood and Wexham Park Hospitals NHS Trust P178 Is it Scabies An audit of Scabies diagnosis and management Ananth Nalabanda, Queen Mary University of London P179 Audit of referrals to IMATT from Roseworth Surgery Gosforth Andrew Rendall, Roseworth Surgery Gosforth P180 Management of conjunctivitis in general practice Rimi Adedeji, Basildon and Thurrock PCT P181 Discharge rates of new referrals to a referral only eye casualty service Emily Beattie, Royal Derby Hospital Research P182 Awareness levels of GPs and practice teams in managing eye health and sight loss Waqaar Shah, <strong>RCGP</strong> P183 Disparities in who attends retinal screening: cross sectional study of the Quality Improvement in Chronic Kidney Disease (QICKD) trial data Hannah Fieldhouse, University of Surrey P184 Failing to record blood glucose test provenance wastes time, money and delays diagnosis of diabetes Hannah Fieldhouse, University of Surrey P185 Delaying insulin treatment through the use of newer anti-‐diabetic agents, Dapagliflozin followed by Exenatide once weekly; a health economic assessment from a UK NHS perspective Helene Vioix, Pharmerit International, Rotterdam, Netherlands P186 Liraglutide 3.0 mg for weight management in obese/overweight adults with Type 2 Diabetes (T2D): SCALE Diabetes 56-‐week randomised, double-‐blind, placebo-‐controlled trial Troels Jensen, Diabetes Research Centre, University of Leicester P188 Stroke risk reduction in non-‐valvular atrial fibrillation: developing a decision aid and clinician's guide to help patients and primary care professionals Alastair Bradley, University of Sheffield P189 Ethnicity and nocturnal blood pressure dipping Neeladri Dutta, University of Birmingham P190 Receptionist recognition and referral of patients with stroke (RECEPTS): a prospective cross-sectional observational study Elizabeth Bates, Department of Primary Care Clinical Sciences, University of Birmingham P191 Pre-‐hospital care after a seizure Louise Taylor, Academic Unit of Primary Medical Care, University of Sheffield P192 Quality of life, life style factors and deprivation scores in patients with gout in primary care Omar Al-‐Omoush, John Hopkins Aramco healthcare P193 The causes of death in epilepsy: a systematic review Alexandra Ostler, King's College Hospital, London P195 How do general practitioners deal with parents bereaved by suicide A qualitative study Emily Foggin, The University of Manchester P196 ‘The importance of equilibrium’: a qualitative exploration of patient and practitioner views on two antidepressants for treatment-‐resistant depression. Carolyn Chew-‐Graham, Keele University P197 A qualitative exploration of views of general practices of running health and support needs assessments for carers of people with dementia Jennifer O'Donnell, University of Birmingham P198 ‘Timely’ diagnosis of dementia: What does it mean A narrative analysis GPs’ accounts Saadia Aziz Dhedhi, Barts and The London School of Medicine & Dentistry 8
P199 Attitudes of Danish and UK GPs towards early diagnosis and management of dementia: an exploratory qualitative study Emma Ladds, North Bristol NHS Trust P200 Examining the relationships between perceived stress, negative emotion, illness related distress, cortisol levels and wound healing Bolatito Banjoko, University of Bristol P201 Dietary interventions and behaviour: gluten/casein-‐free diet in autism spectrum disorders, inflammatory and autoimmune disease. Malav Trivedi, Northeastern University P202 A proposal to demonstrate the efficacy of psychotherapeutic research Michael Capek, Northern Moor Medical Practice P203 Should I stay or should I go Julia Humphreys, University of Manchester P204 Advance care planning – Living beyond the principles! Actioning guidance into clinical practice: the ACP model Edith Ubogagu, North West London Hospitals NHS Trust P205 Understanding the palliative care role of district nurses Jessica Hayward, University of Leeds P206 Should the Royal College of General Practitioners have a stance on the Assisted Dying Bill and how should that stance be decided Matthew Palethorpe, University of Birmingham P207 What makes cardiovascular prevention consultations work A qualitative inquiry into elderly participants’ perspectives Emma van Bussel, Department of general practice Academic Medical Center, Netherlands P208 How does exercise affect brain function Subiksha Subramonian, King Edward VI Camphill School For Girls P209 Implementation of a developing world geriatric exercise programme: a quantitative and qualitative analysis Karen Leckie, Asociation San Lucas, Moyobamba, Peru P210 Liraglutide 3.0 mg reduces severity of obstructive sleep apnoea and body weight in obese individuals with moderate or severe disease: SCALE sleep apnoea trial Andrew Collier, Ayr Hospital, Ayr, Scotland P211 Efficacy and safety of liraglutide 3.0 mg for weight management in overweight and obese adults: the SCALE obesity and prediabetes, a randomised, double-‐blind and placebo-‐controlled trial Carel Le Roux, Diabetes Complications Research Centre, University College Dublin, Ireland P212 The effect of an m-‐Health intervention to create competition on the level and predicted sustenance of physical activity: an RCT Samandip Dhesi, Faculty of Medicine and Health, University of Leeds P213 Participating in a GP based exercise programme reduces sedentary behaviour in older adults Ruth Heseltine, Department of Primary Care & Population health, UCL P214 A biomechanical therapy program for patients after total knee arthroplasty – a randomized controlled trial (preliminary results) Eytan Debbi, Biorobotics and Biomechanics Lab, Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, Technion Israel Institute of Technology, Israel P215 A home-‐based biomechanical treatment improves pain and function and normalizes gait pattern in patients with chronic nonspecific low back pain Amit Mor, Israel P216 A non-‐invasive foot-‐worn biomechanical device for patients with hip osteoarthritis Amit Mor, Israel P217 Patients with knee osteoarthritis demonstrate improved gait pattern and reduced pain following a non-‐invasive biomechanical therapy. A prospective multi-‐centre study on Singapore population Amit Mor, Israel P218 Effect of a novel biomechanical treatment on pain, function and gait pattern in obese patients with knee osteoarthritis Amit Mor, Israel P219 Atypical Leg Symptoms (ALS): does routine measurement of the ankle brachial pressure index (ABPI) in primary care benefit patients Christine Oesterling, Eastmead Surgery P220 Chondromyxoid fibroma of bone – factors influencing local control Luke Mills, University of Birmingham Medical School 9
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University of Birmingham Backgro
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anticoagulation and the assessme
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A literature review and audit
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The commonest sites for lesions
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• GPs' confidence in their ab
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severe hypoglycaemic events were
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Discussion: Reception staff’s
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Outcomes: GPs lacked confidence
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identified as major challenges
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Aims: To investigate challenges,
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percentage change (p
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improved glycaemia, blood pressu
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Division, Mount Sinai Medical C
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P224 ‘One size doesn’t fit
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Results: Year 13 students have
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Aim: To systematically review t
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eathers in sleeping time (MBS)
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Discussion: ‘Evidence flowers
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Aims and objectives: This surve
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Relevance: Medical education sup
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• Patient, Doctor, and Consult
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onset of cardiovascular disease
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this is kept as a reward and
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in the system especially in pa
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diagnosis can represent a 'teac
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• A reduction in non-‐elec
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It is imprtant to learn lesson
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Background: There is much debat
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P372 Clinical induction workshop
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length for this learning experi
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Aim: To increase the involvemen
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