Posters

The IMP2ART programme: IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (688.14 KB PDF)

An overview of the IMP2ART programme, presenting the programme grant stages.  

Authors: Hilary Pinnock, Susan Morrow, Kirstie McClatchey, Steph Taylor

Presented at: RCGP Annual Primary Care Conference 2019, ICC Liverpool, 24-26 October 2019

Estimating exacerbation rates from routine UK primary care data: an exploratory validation from the IMP2ART programme (1008.89 KB PDF)

A validation study of the accuracy algorithms to detect asthma exacerbations and other outcomes in primary care data. 

Authors: Chris Newby, Neil Wright, Sandra Eldridge, Susan Morrow, Erica Vince-Lawer, David Price, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: PCRS-UK Annual Conference 2019, Telford, 28 September 2018.

IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP 2ART) in primary care: internal pilot for a cluster randomised controlled trial (1.52 MB PDF)

IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP 2ART) in primary care: internal pilot for a cluster randomised controlled trial

Authors: McClatchey K, Sheringham J, Barat A, Delaney B, Searle B, Marsh V, Hammersley V, Steed L, Taylor S, Pinnock H

IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP2ART): a cluster randomised controlled trial protocol (1.96 MB PDF)

 The protocol for the IMP²ART UK-wide cluster randomised implementation trial. 

McClatchey K, Sheringham J, Barat A, Delaney B, Marsh V, Hammersley V, Steed L, Taylor SJC, Pinnock H, for the IMP2ART programme group

Presented at: European Health Psychology Society Conference 2022

Development of a patient-centred asthma review template to improve self-management in UK primary care (956.67 KB PDF)

Development of a patient-centred asthma review template to improve self-management in UK primary care

Authors: McClatchey K, Steed L, Sheldon A, Appiagyei F, Taylor S, Price D, Pinnock H

Presented at: 11th IPCRG World conference 2022; European Health Psychology Society Conference 2022

Informing the development of asthma review templates: A mixed-studies systematic review of long-term condition (LTC) review templates in clinical consultations (1.28 MB PDF)

A mixed-methods systematic review exploring healthcare professional and patient views on the use of templates during routine clinical reviews, and investigating the effectiveness of these templates in improving asthma and other long-term conditions.   

Authors: Kirstie McClatchey, Mary Morrissey, Elizabeth Shepherd, Emma-Jane Kinley, Hilary Pinnock 

Presented at: European Health Psychology Society 35th Annual conference 2021; IPCRG World Conference 2021

Remote asthma reviews: Developing practical resources for the IMP2ART trial. (1.03 MB PDF)

A review of the practical resources for the IMP²ART trial in light of the move to remote consultations due to the COVID-19 pandemic.

Authors: Brigitte Delaney, Atena Barat, Steph Taylor, Viv Marsh, Kirstie McClatchey, Emma-Jane Kinley, Hilary Pinnock 

Presented at: ERS International Congress 2021; Society for Academic Primary Care 2021; IPCRG World Conference 2021

Exploring the delivery of online asthma reviews in primary care: a mixed-methods study (678.95 KB PDF)

Exploring the delivery of online asthma reviews in primary care: a mixed-methods study

Authors: Nazim Uzzaman, Vicky Hammersley, Kirstie McClatchey, Jessica Sheringham, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: 11th IPCRG World Conference 2022

Delivery of Supported Self-Management in Asthma Reviews: A Mixed Methods Observational Study Nested in the IMP2ART Programme of Work (567.32 KB PDF)

An outline of one of the PhD studies nested in the IMP2ART programme. This project will explore how supported self-management is delivered during asthma consultations using motivational and patient-centred strategies. 

Authors: Emma-Jane Kinley, Kirstie McClatchey, Hilary Pinnock, Liz Steed

Presented at: IPCRG World conference 2021; PCRS conference 2021; European Health Psychology Society 35th Annual conference 2021; 11th IPCRG World Conference 2022

Delivery of supported self-management in remote asthma reviews: a rapid realist review (418.21 KB PDF)

A rapid realist review exploring the context and the mechanisms for the outcomes of clinical effectiveness, acceptability and safety of supported self-management delivery within remote asthma consultations.  

Authors: Emma-Jane Kinley, Kirstie McClatchey, Hilary Pinnock, Liz Steed, Imogen Skene

Presented at: PCRS conference 2021 (Winning poster: Scientific Research Best Poster Award); European Health Psychology Society Conference 2022

Using validated measures to assess self-management, patient-centred care, and behaviour change delivery in implementation research (320.55 KB PDF)

A methodological literature review of existing tools and validated measures used within observational, implementation research to analyse consultations and patterns of communication between patients and clinicians. 

Authors: Kinley E, McClatchey K, Pinnock H, Steed L

Presented at: European Health Psychology Society Conference 2022

Understanding and improving facilitation in the IMP²ART primary care implementation trial:  developing and using the FACE Instrument

Designing and evaluating a bespoke tool to assess facilitators' actions and competencies. Using this to understand and enhance the facilitation process in IMP²ART and other studies

Authors: Steed L, Searle B, Marsh V, Sheringham J, McClatchey K, Hammersley V, Taylor S, Pinnock H.

Presented at: European Health Psychology Society Conference 2022

Exploring patient and carer perspectives on asthma self- management: a qualitative study from the IMP2ART programme (1.22 MB PDF)

Exploring how patients and carers learn to manage their asthma and their perspectives on the support they need to successfully self-manage.

Authors: Luke Daines, Susan Morrow, Sharon Wiener-Ogilvie, Liz Steed, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: PCRS-UK Annual Conference 2019, Telford, 28 September 2018

Exploring Patient Views on IMPlementing IMProved Asthma self-management as RouTine (IMP2ART) Programme Developed Patient Resources (2.19 MB PDF)

Presenting the resources developed for patients as part of IMP²ART.  

Authors: Kirstie McClatchey, Kalina Czyzykowska, Tracy Jackson, Elizabeth Ehrlich, Liz Steed, Susan Morrow, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: PCRS-UK Annual Conference 2019, Telford, 19-21 September 2019

Patient and Public Involvement in digitally-related projects within the IMP2ART research programme (1.65 MB PDF)

Highlighting the importance of including Patient and Public Involvement in the IMP²ART research programme.  

Authors: Tracy Jackson and Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: ERS International Congress 2021

Exploring professionals’ and managers’ perspectives of implementing asthma self-management: a qualitative study from the IMP2ART programme (862.22 KB PDF)

Describing the existing routines for delivering asthma self-management in primary care practices and suggesting options for implementation.  

Authors: Susan Morrow, Luke Daines, Sharon Wiener-Ogilvie, Liz Steed, Lorna McKee, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: PCRS-UK Annual Conference 2019, Telford, 28 September 2018

Educational interventions for professionals implementing supported self-management: a systematic review from the IMP2ART programme (1.38 MB PDF)

A systematic review of evidence of the effectiveness of educational interventions for professionals supporting people with asthma or diabetes. Suggesting features which have been considered in the IMP²ART implementation strategy.

Authors: Nicola McCleary, Amanda Andrews, Audrey Buelo, Susan Morrow, Sharon Wiener-Ogilvie, Monica Fletcher, Liz Steed, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: PCRS-UK Annual Conference 2019, Telford, 28 September 2018

Theoretically informed education to support asthma self-management in primary care: part of the IMP2ART programme (652.53 KB PDF)

Discussing the findings of testing and piloting of two online educational packages for professionals delivering tailored supported asthma self-management.

Authors: Viv Marsh, Kirstie McClatchey, Rhian Last, Liz Steed, Ann Saxon, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: IPCRG 10th World conference (virtual), 30 May 2021

Developing a theoretically-informed education programme within the context of a complex implementation strategy in UK primary care: an exemplar from the IMP2ART trial (689.16 KB PDF)

Developing a theoretically-informed education programme within the context of a complex implementation strategy in UK primary care: an exemplar from the IMP2ART trial

Authors: Marsh V, McClatchey K, Steed E, Holmes S, Taylor SJC, Wiener-Ogilvie S, Neal J, Last R, Saxon A, Pinnock H

Presented at: 11th IPCRG World Conference 2022

PRIMARY CARE PRACTITIONERS’ RESPONSE TO THE ENFORCED USE OF REMOTE CONSULTING DURING THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC (408.48 KB PDF)

Healthcare professionals’ perspectives of remote consulting during the COVID-19 pandemic and the impact on service delivery for people with asthma.

Authors: Flinn F, Appleton H, Hammersley V, McClatchey K, Pinnock H, Jackson T

Presented at: 11th IPCRG World Conference 2022

Exploring the psychological impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on adults with asthma: A quantitative study (1.23 MB PDF)

This poster outlines the findings from a study that explored the experiences of people with asthma during the first wave of the COVID-19 pandemic in the UK.

Authors: Kirstie McClatchey, Tracy Jackson, Amy Chan, Noelle Morgan, Jess Rees, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: ERS International Congress 2021; IPCRG World Conference 2021

Adapting the IMP2ART implementation strategy to the context of primary care during a COVID-19 pandemic (1.51 MB PDF)

Presenting how the IMP²ART implementation strategy was adapted to the COVID-19 pandemic, highlighting changes in the delivery of the strategy, new modes of practice and updates to the educational modules.

Authors: Kirstie McClatchey, Atena Barat, Brigitte Delaney, Viv Marsh, Tracy Jackson, Emma-Jane Kinley, Steve Holmes, Vicky Hammersley, Liz Steed, Steph Taylor, Hilary Pinnock

Presented at: Society for Academic Primary Care 2021; IPCRG World Conference 2021