Programme

Details to be announced.

09:00
Workshop 1: Writing for Publication – Meet the Editors for Tips and Tricks!

09:00 - 12:30
Registration is required.

09:30
EGPRN Executive Board Meeting

09:30-13:00
Only for Members of the Executive Board.

12:00
Lunch

Price is not included in the conference fee. You may purchase lunch at restaurants close to the venue. 

14:00
EGPRN Council Meeting

14:00-17:00
Only for EGPRN Executive Board and EGPRN Council members.

15:00
Workshop 2: Evidence-Based Clinical Practice

15:00 - 16:30
Registration is required.
 

Workshop 3: How to Conduct a Systematic Review

15:00 - 16:30
Registration is required.

17:00
EGPRN Committee Meetings and Working Groups
  • EGPRN Research Strategy Committee 
  • EGPRN Educational Committee 
  • EGPRN PR & Communication Committee 
18:00
Welcome Reception and Opening Cocktail
08:00
Registration
08:30
Opening of the Meeting by EGPRN Chairperson
  • Dr. Tiny Van Merode (Speaker)
08:45
Welcome by Local Host
  • Dr. Ana Luisa Neves (Speaker)
09:00
International Keynote Lecture
  • Dr. Tiny Van Merode (Chair)
  • Who wants to work 27 h a day? - why researchs and guidelines should consider the clinician time needed to treat (TNT) - Minna Johansson (Keynote Speaker)
09:40
Plenary Session - Theme Papers: Implementation Research
  • Dr. Tiny Van Merode (Chair)
  • Effectiveness of two procedures for deploying a facilitated collaborative modeling implementation strategy-the PVS-PREDIAPS strategy-to optimize type 2 diabetes prevention in primary care: the PREDIAPS cluster randomized hybrid type II implementation - Heather L Rogers
  • Two Stage Screening For Obstructive Sleep Apnea In A Primary Practice Setting - Andrej Pangerc
  • Factors influencing Primary Care Physicians recommending patients to use digital health technologies for self-management: A cross-sectional study across 20 countries - Ana Luisa Neves
11:10
Blue Dot Coffee Break

For the first time attenders.

Coffee Break

For the regular attenders.

11:40
Parallel Session A - Theme Papers: Prescribing Medication
  • A key informant survey on factors influencing low prescribing of new antidiabetic drugs in Croatia - Ljiljana Trtica-Majnarić
  • The Relationship Between Painkiller Prescription Knowledge and Attitude in Family Physicians and the Personal and Professional Characteristics of Physicians - Hilal Özkaya
  • Improving medication review and cardiovascular risk management in patients using antipsychotics in general practice– a pilot study - Karlijn Van Den Brule-Barnhoorn
Parallel Session B - Freestanding Papers: Research on Education
  • How do Norwegian GPs experience participation in mandatory groups for continuing medical education? - Torunn Bjerve Eide
  • Experimenting a learning community on the ecological transition in general practice: learning and researching together to transform practices and research - Charlotte Bréda
  • MiLaMed - Results of the trial phase of a new longitudinal curriculum for rural healthcare at two German medical faculties - Tobias Deutsch
13:10
Elevator Pitch

(Lunch boxes available)
Join us to share your research ideas - or learn about other people’s research ideas!
If you have a new research idea, and havenot sent an abstract to present it at the Split EGPRN, why not present it to us as an ‘elevator pitch’?
‘Elevator pitches’ are usually used to ‘sell’ a business idea, but here you will have 2 minutes to tell us about your ideas for a new research study. Click here for more information.

Lunch
14:10
Parallel Session C - Theme Papers: Sexual Health
  • STI Escape Room: test pre-post intervención - Alba Martinez Satorres
  • General Practitioners' approach to sexuality over 60: a mixed study. - Maxime Pautrat
  • Cervical cancer screening: the patient-healthcare provider relationship as a determinant of screening adherence. A qualitative study. - Stephanie Mignot
Parallel Session D - Freestanding Papers: Miscellaneous
  • Characterisation, Symptom Pattern and Symptom Clusters from a retrospective Cohort of Long COVID Patients in Primary Care in Catalonia. - Gemma Torrell
  • The association between BNT162b2 vaccination and incidence of immune-mediated comorbidities - Michal Shani
  • White-coat effect and masked hypertension in patients with high-normal office blood pressure: results of the Hungarian ABPM Registry - János Nemcsik
15:40
Coffee Break
16:00
Parallel Session E: One Slide Five Minute Presentations
  • Dr. Ferdinando Petrazzuoli (Chair)
  • Prof. Shlomo Vinker (Chair)
  • Breast Cancer in Arab and Jewish Women in and association with use of hormonal medications - Alexandra Verzhbitsky
  • Can Virtual Clinical Placements increase the senior medical student's motivation to perform evidence based screening in primary care? - Pavlo Kolesnyk
  • Do European GPs involve family members when a patient gets cancer? – Plans for a European multicentre study. - Ilze Skuja
  • Funding of ambulatory care sensitive conditions in Europe: a machine learning-based analysis of European research programs - Daniel Dias
  • Possibility of using a questionnaire for self-assessment of the quality of primary health care during the war in Ukraine - Oksana Mykytchak
  • The Impact of Virtual Consultations on Quality of Care in Type 2 Diabetes: A Systematic Review and Narrative Synthesis Protocol - Reham Aldakhil
  • The PQRST framework for case discussion: a pilot evaluation - Pemra C. Unalan
  • The relation of online learning, smartphone addiction, digital addiction and sleep problems in medical students - Ahmet Emin
Parallel Session F - Freestanding Papers: Unmet Needs in Primary Care
  • Physical work environment and burnout among primary care physicians in Israel: a cross-sectional study - Yaara Bentolila
  • Unmet needs of family caregivers and primary healthcare practitioners of patients suffering from neurocognitive disorder - Clarisse Dibao
  • The impact of low-value prescriptive tasks and of electronic medical record (EMR) software crashes in Portuguese GPs’ clinical time occupation and misuse- an exploratory study. - Mariana Ribeiro
17:30
Summary of the day
  • Minna Johansson (Keynote Speaker)
17:40
End of the conference day
17:45
EGPRN Collaborative Study Group Meeting: Örenäs
EGPRN Collaborative Study Group Meeting:PHC-Eurodata-Covid19
18:00
Practice Visits in Porto

Online pre-registration required, space is limited. The groups will leave from the conference venue. Please click here for more information. 

08:30
National Keynote Lecture
  • Dr. Ana Luisa Neves (Chair)
  • Evidence-Based General Practice and Patient-Centredness - Prof. Bruno Heleno (Keynote Speaker)
09:10
Parallel Session G: Theme Papers: Big Data in Primary Care
  • Prof. Radost Assenova (Chair)
  • What do we know about risk factors for severe COVID-19 and how could this knowledge help us: nationwide retrospective cohort studies in Estonia? - Tatjana Meister
  • The contribution of an Automated Triage System to after-hours primary care services in the Netherlands, a pilot study - María Villalobos
  • Eurodata study: the role of primary health care during COVID-19 in Europe - Sara Ares Blanco
Parallel Session H: Special Methodology Session
  • Prof. Paul Van Royen (Chair)
  • Real-world comparative effectiveness of triple versus and dual inhalers in chronic obstructive pulmonary disease: Impact of diabetes comorbidity - Sophia Eilat-Tsanani
  • I.CSP- Barriers to Research In Primary Care in Portugal- a cross-sectional study. - Margarida Gil Conde
  • Supporting evidence-based decisions for clinical practice of general practitioners by updated guideline recommendations - Annick Nonneman
10:40
Coffee Break
11:00
Poster Session 1: Cardiovascular Risk
  • Recommendations on Primary Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease in General Practice – a Systematic Guideline Review - Ana Isabel González-González
  • A systematic literature review searching effectiveness of peers and community health workers in individual nutritional, smoking, or physical activity changes for cardiovascular primary prevention: a beneficial addition. - Delphine Le Goff
  • Stroke mortality prediction using machine learning: systematic review - Lihi Schwartz
  • Cardiovascular risk and cognitive performance: a population-based cross-sectional study (NEDICES2-RISK). - Javier Rubio Serrano
  • Non- invasive cardiovascular risk factors assessment among General Practitioner’s patient population- cross sectional study. - Marta Maria Niwińska
Poster Session 2: Miscellaneous
  • The German version of the mHealth App Usability Questionnaire (GER-MAUQ): How to use in general practice? - Angelina Müller
  • Identifying and Disseminating the Exceptional to Achieve Learning (IDEAL) in primary care: Development of the IDEALearning Toolkit for primary care. - Roisin O'malley
  • Primary care physicians’ experiences of video and online chat consultations: A qualitative descriptive study - Tuomas Koskela
  • Attitudes of primary care physicians towards artificial intelligence - a survey from Sweden - Hans Thulesius
  • Evaluation of mobile health applications for cancer care using the MARS scale - Philippe-Richard Domeyer
  • Decision Aids in Primary Healthcare - Needs and Experiences - Mafalda Proença-Portugal
Poster Session 3: Therapy
  • General practitioners' preferences regarding medication reviews by community pharmacists for patients with polypharmacy in Belgium - Manon De Montigny
  • How do medication shortages affect work routines of medical assistants? Results of a flash-mob study in Germany - Christine Kersting
  • Antibiotic Prescription Practices and Patient Expectations from the Perspective of General Practitioners - Nóra Horváth
  • How children and parents experience home-based guided hypnotherapy: a qualitative study - Ilse Ganzevoort
  • Translation and adaptation of STOPP-START criteria version 3 to Portuguese: a study protocol for assessing potentially inappropriate prescribing in older people. - Luís Monteiro
  • Analgesia during the insertion of intrauterine contraception: benefit or setback? - an evidence-based review - Catarina Gonçalves
Poster Session 4: Perspectives for General Practice
  • Exploring Influences on Medical Students' Specialty Choices in Hungary: Insights into Character and Temperament, with Emphasis on General Practice Amid Physician Shortages - Viktor Rekenyi
  • Continuity of care in general practice: a survey among the general practitioners in Finland - Nina Tusa
  • Effective Strategies for Coping with High Workload in General Practices - WiSBAH-study - Susanne Kersten
  • Personality Traits and Demographic Characteristics of General Practitioners: preliminary data from a Cross-Sectional Survey in 10 European countries - Ileana Gefaell
  • Validating a framework to guide the implementation of high-quality virtual primary care: an international eDelphi study - Edmond Li
  • Healthcare Workers Insights on Enhancing PHC in Europe: Exploring how to implement Core Values in Primary Health Care - Marina Guisado Clavero
Poster Session 5: Evidence Based Practice
  • Do Bulgarian General Practitioners use evidence-based medicine in daily practice? - Nevena Ivanova
  • What quality of life scales are usable in general practice and primary care research? A systematic review. - Paul Aujoulat
  • Developing evidence-based guidelines on minor ailments in the absence of evidence - Jako Burgers
  • Patient Safety of Remote Primary Care: Expanding Recent Evidence into Practice Recommendations - Olivia Lounsbury
  • The effect of red yeast rice on dyslipidemia: an evidencie-based review - Joana Alves Ferreira
  • FASTCOV pilot study : « Assessment of fasting induced changes in clinical and psychological semiology in LongCovid and correlation with laboratory findings - Raquel Gomez Bravo
Poster Session 6: Prevention and Healthy Lifestyle
  • Breast Cancer Aftercare Among Women of Turkish Origin in Germany: Tracing the Factors Influencing Uptake - Lara Schürmann
  • Analysis of the relationship between the hours of use of a mobile device and physical changes in an urban population of 12 and 14 years old. - Ana Gastón-Faci
  • Knowledge, Attitudes, and Beliefs of General Practitioners about the Vegetarian Diet (KAVeGP) - Paola Pandiani
  • Pneumococcal vaccination in risk groups – The reality of a family health unit in Portugal - Carolina Pais Neto
  • Establishing a Population-Based Obesity Registry for Effective Obesity Management in General Practice. - Shlomo Vinker
  • Age Perceptions Of The Individuals Over 50 Years Of Age Living In A District Of Istanbul And The Related Factors - Pınar Kocabas
Poster Session 7: Mental Health
  • Values and preferences of patients with severe mental illness with regard to smoking cessation: results from a systematic review - Kristien Coteur
  • Experience of an outpatient interprofessional collaboration between general practitioner and psychiatrist: a qualitative study in a French community health center - Thibaut Colomb
  • Multimodal Assessment of Social Anxiety Disorder among International Students - Csongor István Szepesi
  • How does the prevalence of anxiety and depression in internally displaced Ukrainians compare with Ukrainian refugees in other countries? Results of an ongoing study. - Nataliia Ponzel
  • The Impact of Volunteering on Mental Health – an Evidence-Based Review - Sofia Almeida
  • Impact of Social Determinants of Health in the Adult Population with Mental Health Problems Visited in Primary Care in Catalonia - Dúnia Bel Verge
Poster Session 8: Vulnerable Population in Primary Care
  • Incidence of sexual violence among recently arrived asylum-seeking women in France: a retrospective cohort study - Jérémy Khouani
  • Strategies for seeking care in the host country among asylum-seeking women who have been victims of sexual violence: A French qualitative study - Maeva Jego Sablier
  • An after-hours telemedicine urgent care service may not improve access to care for underserved populations - Jonathan Brill
  • Attitudes and Opinons of Family Medicine Residents Towards the System of Palliative Care in Croatia - Ema Slapnicar
  • Home Care Delivered by GPs in Modena (Italy): A Descriptive Study with an Exploratory Analysis of its Determinants and Outcomes - Irene Bruschi
  • Does primary caregiver burden measurement hides a patient? - Aida Puia
12:30
Lunch
13:30
Parallel Session I - Theme Papers: Miscellaneous
  • DXA prescription: in Italy, the age of 65 is enough for guidelines, but just a minor criterion for reimbursement law. Which might be the effect on clinical practice? - Andrea Virga
  • B-type natriuretic peptide (BNP) on discharge as marker of mortality on patients presenting HF with reduced Ejection Fraction (HFrEF) for two years follow-up. - Cristian Gabriel Bejan
  • Evaluation of the role of experience in the accuracy of "Gut feelings" among general practitioners in clinical decision-making - Yasmine Zaouche
  • Frailty and its association with long-term mortality among community-dwelling older adults aged 75 years and over - Maor Lewis
Parallel Session J: Web Based Research Course Presentations
  • Prof. Shlomo Vinker (Chair)
  • Dr. Ferdinando Petrazzuoli (Chair)
  • Promoting Smoking Cessation in Patients with Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease - a Multicentre Community Intervention Project - Mariana Trindade
  • Integrating Lifestyle Medicine Approaches to Decrease Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS) Symptoms: A Comprehensive Intervention - Duygu Ayhan Başer
  • Supportive Care Meetings with Gynecooncological Cancer Patients - Gökçe İşcan
  • Nicotine addiction severity-based evaluation of ferritin, vitamin B12, and folic acid levels among female smokers: A two-year retrospective study - Melike Mercan Başpinar
  • Translation, Cultural Adaptation and Validation of the “IPDAS Minimal Criteria v4.0 (2013) instrument” for the Portuguese language. - Micaela Gregório
  • MAGIC QI : Management of Atrial Fibrillation in General Practice and Integrated Care Quality Improvement - Sarah Mcerlean
Parallel Session K: Theme Papers: Miscellaneous
  • Ukrainian refugees healthcare resource utilization in Israel - Limor Adler
  • Measuring psychological distress in cancer patients in general practice - Mária Markó-Kucsera
  • Facilitators and Inhibitors of Adapted Physical Activity Practice in Patients with Chronic Disease in Brussels – A Mixed-Methods Study - Youness Kamel
  • Assessment of the Attitudes of Health Professionals Regarding the Promotion of a Healthy Lifestyle in the Community - Rabia Muberra Badur Bey
15:30
Coffee Break
15:50
Parallel Session L: Theme Papers: Facilitating Health in Primary Care
  • Interprofessional collaboration in the home care setting: Perspectives of people receiving home care, relatives, nurses, general practitioners, and therapists. Results of a qualitative analysis - Uta Sekanina
  • Virtual Clinical Placements – Using technology to overcome challenges and enhance medical education. International project proposal. - Helena Manzulych
  • IDENTIFICATION OF BARRIERS AND NEEDS IN THE DISCONTINUATION OF BENZODIAZEPINE RECEPTOR AGONISTS IN ELDERLY PATIENTS OF A COMMUNITY IN THE ALENTEJO REGION (PORTUGAL) – A QUALITATIVE STUDY - Tiago De Barros Mendes
Parallel Session M - Freestanding Papers: Menthal Health
  • EXPLORATION OF SEXUALITY IN WOMEN AFTER SEXUAL VIOLENCE - Emeline Pasdeloup
  • Clinicians’ perspectives on routine screening for intimate partner violence in pregnant patients during antenatal care: a research protocol from the EGPRN Fellows - Hüsna Sarıca Çevik
  • Use of primary health care services among patients with severe mental illness - Alexandra Pimentel
17:20
Summary of the day
  • Prof. Bruno Heleno (Speaker)
17:30
Chairperson’s Report by EGPRN Chair
  • Dr. Tiny Van Merode (Speaker)
17:50
Presentation of the Poster-Prize for the best poster presented
  • Prof. Ayse Caylan (Speaker)
18:05
Introduction to the next EGPRN meeting
  • Prof. Peter Torzsa (Speaker)
18:15
Closing
20:00
Social Night with Dinner, Dance and Music!

Place is limited. Pre-booking online essential. 
Location: WOW Porto
Address: Rua do Choupelo 39, 4400-088 Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal

09:30
Executive Board Meeting

Only for Members of the Executive Board
Location: Ibis Porto Sao Joao Hotel