Thursday 8th June
10.00 -11.30	AGM - IPCRG
	Postgraduate courses
12.00 - 16.00	Research in PHC	Lung function measurement	Allergy	Developing countries	Nurses' role in care of patients
12.00 - 12.20	PG101 Why research in PHC	PG201 Airways	PG301 Mechanisms /mediators	PG401 Asthma epidemiology	PG601 The trials and tribulations of guidelines!
	David Price/Barbara Yawn	Alan Crockett	Ola Storrø	Monsur Habib	Monica Fletcher
12.20 - 12.40	PG102 Planning a study	PG202 Spirometry - how?	PG302 Epidemiology	PG402 Causal factors/triggers	PG602 Hayfever and its effects on school examinations
	Aziz Sheikh	Alan Kaplan	Torbjørn Øien	Monsur Habib	Samantha Walker
12.40 -13.00	PG103 Objectives	PG203 Parameters	PG303 Why increasing incidence	PG403 Diagnosis	PG603 Nursing assessments in COPD, what should we measure?
	Aziz Sheikh	Tjard Schermer	Torbjørn Øien	N Hussain/ Osman Yusuf	Rachel Booker
13.00 -13.30	PG104 Hypothesis testing and sample size calculations	PG204 Equipment	PG304 Clinical diagnosis	PG404 Treatment possibilities
	Amanda Lee	Tjard Schermer	Len Fromer	N Hussain
13.30 - 14.00	Coffee
14.00 - 14.20	PG105 Data collection	PG205 Reference values	PG305 Methods allergy testing	PG405 COPD epidemiology	PG604 Treatment of asthma - from paper to practice
	Mike Thomas	Arnulf Langhammer	Len Fromer	Niels Chavannes
14.20 - 14.40	PG106 Analyses and presenting results	PG206 Lower limit of normal	PG306 Food allergy/intolerance	PG406 Diagnosis	PG605 Multicultural asthma education
	Amanda Lee	Arnulf Langhammer	Ola Storrø	Osman Yusuf	Christine Raheim Borge
14.40 - 15.00	PG107 Writing and submitting	PG207 Provocation tests	PG307 Markers of inflammation	PG407 Treatment possibilities	PG606 Educating nurses - national and international perspectives
	Mike Thomas	Alan Crockett	Jacques Bouchard	N Hussain	Elise Austegard and Monica Fletcher Siren Nicolaisen
15.00 - 15.20	PG108 Clinical versus statistical evidence	PG208 Use in primary health care	PG308Treatment possibilities allergy	PG408 Worldwide goals OLD
	Amanda Lee and Mike Thomas	Alan Kaplan	Jacques Bouchard	Niels Chavannes
15.20 -15.45	Discussion	Discussion	Discussion	Discussion	Discussion
16.15 - 17.15	Opening ceremony
	President
	Scientific
	Research achievements IPCRG
17.30 - 18.30	satellite symposium I		satellite symposium II
19.00 - 20.00	Welcome Reception
Friday 9th June
	Topics: Asthma and allergy
	Chair: David Price
08.30 - 08.50	AP101 Allergy - Introduction: mechanisms and mediators, an update
	Ola Storrø
08.50 - 09.30	Group work: Case: allergy		Case: asthma
	Marianne Østergaard		Jacques Bouchard
09.30 - 10.00	There is a role of prevention in allergy: Pro et con
		AP102 PRO	AP103 CON	Patient
		Nick Glasgow	Aziz Sheikh	Susanna Palkonen
10.00 - 10.30	AP104 Plenary discussion / summary   All speakers
10.30 - 11.00	Coffee
	Practical skills x 2	Asthma symposium  I	Oral presentations	Workshops	Asthma control & organising of care
		Chair: Barbara Yawn	Chair: Mark Levy/Monica Fletcher [1]		Chair: Ron Tomlins
11.00 - 11.30	APS101 Lung function testing                  Siren Nicolaisen  Elise Austegard	AS101 Epidemiology      Aziz Sheikh	AO101 Postal questionnaires for asthma - are they worth the paper they are written on?  Daryl Freeman	AW101 Smoking cessation  Svein Høegh Henrichsen	How to measure asthma control  Alan Kaplan (1100-1120)
			AO102 Is exhaled nitric oxide monitoring possible in general practice asthma clinics: A feasibility and acceptability study Mike Thomas		AO113 Systematic practice-based asthma care in the Australian settingChris Holton
			AO103 Paper stamp checklist tool enhances asthma guidelines knowledge and implementation by primary care physicians Paolo Renzi		AO114 The organised care of asthma in primary care: the "3+ visit plan".  A report on progress H John Fardy
11.30 - 12.00	APS102 Spirometry interpretation       Ivo Smeele	AS102 Wheeze in childhood; asthma? Barbara Yawn	AO104 The concept, prevalance and consequences of low tolerance to ICS in asthma Rob Horne		AO 115 International perspectives on national asthma programs Justin Beilby
			AO105 Effectiveness of inhaled corticosteroids in preschool children with recurrent respiratory symptoms in general practice: ASTERISK Study Siebrig Schokker		AO116 Implementing national programs for asthma care in Australia - a review of the first four years of the National Asthma Reference Group Ron Tomlins
			AO106 Montelukast add-on therapy compared to high-dose inhaled corticosteroids in children age 2-5 yrs with asthma: a retrospective study Mike Thomas		AO 117 Linking evidence to policy - lessons from the national evaluation of the Asthma 3+ Visit Plan in Australia Justin Beilby
12.00 - 12.30	APS103 Allergy testing          Samantha Walker	AS103 Diagnosis of asthma in PHC Alan Kaplan	AO107 Scoring system - A guide for general practitioners enabling proper selection of drugs in step are management of asthma M Rashidul Hassan	AW102 Computers in PHC     Mark Levy
			AO108 Asthma management and the PCP: findings of the Global Asthma Physician and Patient (GAPP) Survey David Price
12.30 - 13.00	APS104 Quality of life question.	AS104 Treatment opportunities
	Karin Lisspers	John Haughney
13.00 - 14.00	Lunch
14.00 - 14.15	AP105 Achieving asthma goal
	Chair and introduction: John Haughney
	Group work
14.15 - 14.45	Case: mild asthma		Case: severe asthma
	Björn Ställberg		Jim Reid
14.45 - 15.15	There is a role of combination therapy in mild to moderate asthma
		AP 106 PRO	AP 107 CON
		Pro Thys van der Molen	Onno van Schayck
15.15 - 15.30	AP108 Plenary discussion / summary  All speakers
15.30 - 16.00	Coffee - wildlife multimedia talk (Mark Levy)
	Practical skills x 2	Asthma symposium II	Oral presentations	Posters
		Chair: Mike Thomas/A Ostrom	Chair: Ivo Smeele/ H Pinnock	Chairs: Onno van Schayck/Miguel Roman
16.00 - 16.20	APS105 Inhalation devices             Siren Nicolaisen  Elise Austegard	AS105 Rhinitis and asthma  David Price	AO109 Impact on asthma morbidity and patient enablement of providing a telephone option for primary care asthma reviews: Phase IV controlled implementation study H Pinnock	APD103A Does physicians' greater sensitivity towards asthma influence its morbidity? Josep Vigatá
			AO110 Routinely recorded Primary Care Data can predict key outcomes in asthma Mark Levy	APD103B Development of a quationnaire for the assessment of bronchial hyperresponsiveness: The BHQ Roland Riemersma
			AO111 Updating knowledge of primary care physicians on the management of asthma using a new interactive method based on playing cards Louis-Philippe Boulet	APD103C Developing a community based spirometry services for east London Jill Goddard
			AO112 Patient views of the Patient Asthma APGAR Barbara Yawn	APD103D Role of hypertonic saline in the bronchoprovocation for the diagnosis of bronchial asthma Abdullah Al Mamun
16.20 - 16.40	APS106 Asthma action plans	AS106 Provocation tests/NO		APD103E Diagnostic value of FEV1 measurements in the GP's office Tjard Schermer
	Dermot Ryan	Mike Thomas		APD103F Parents perceptions of asthma in children aged 2-5 years Margaret Cuffwright
				APD103G A comparative study on asthma prevalence in areas with high and low pollution in Bangladesh Monsur Habib
16.40 - 17.00	APS107 Immunotherapy	AS107 Follow up and by whom		APD103H Cost of asthma to the health service: A UK prospective study Gaylor Hoskins
	Peter Odebäck	Björn Ställberg		APD103I Underdiagnosing allergies and asthma - The need for training Primary Care Physicians Mohammad Osman Yusuf
				APD104A Comparison of allergic indices in monosensitized and polysensitized patients with childhood asthma Keun Chan Sohn
				APD104B Add-on omalizumab improves asthma control across multiple measures of response in patinets with severe persistent allergic (IgE-mediated) asthma David Price
				APD104C AKL1, a herbel treatment for asthma: a randomised controlled cross-over trial Mike Thomas
				APD104D Add-on omalizumab significantly improves quality of life in patients with severe persistent allergic (IgE-mediated) asthma David Price
				APD104E Paper spacers in primary care: Sri Lankan experience Seneth Samaranayake
				APD104F Features of asthma management: quantifying the patient's perspective using discrete choice modelling John Haughney
				APD104G Not well controlled asthma is associated with increased use of unschedule healthcare: analysis in 26 countries Angela Williams
				APD104H Towards excellence in asthma management (TEAM): Final report of a 5-year program aimed at reducing care gaps in asthma management Louis-Philippe Boulet
				APD104I Validation of the ACQ (Juniper) in children: A pilot study Kevin Gruffydd-Jones
				APD104J Lower inhaled steroid requirement with fluticasone/salmeterol combination in general practice asthma and COPD patients Tjard Schermer
				APD104K Electronic decision support for guidlelines-based asthma care Ron Tomlins
				APD104L The SMART plan: Development of a symptom-based asthma action plan for single inhaler therapyJennifer Cleland
				APD104M The care of asthmatic children in aragon: What is the actual position in primary care? Carlos Pardos Martínez
				APD104N Could interchangeable use of dry powder inhaler compromise quality of care?  An international study of physicians and pharmacists David Price
				APD104O Montelukast as first-line preventative treatment for asthma in children age 2-5 yrs: a retrospective study Mike Thomas
				APD104P Care of children and adolescents with asthma by primary care physicians: current situation and proposals for improvement Carlos Pardos Martínez
				APD104Q Management, asthma control and quality of life in Swedish adolescents with asthma Mikael Hasselgren
				APD104R Does intervention by asthma nurse educators improve asthma control in Malaysia? A randomised control trial Chia Yook Chin
17.30 - 18.30	satellite symposium I		satellite symposium II
Saturday 10th June
	Topics: COPD
08.30 - 08.50	CP101 COPD - from the disease to the patient Chair: Ron Tomlins
		Chris van Weel
08.50 -09.30	Group work - smoking cessation strategies
	Case: dyspnoea		Case: cardiovascular disease
	Daryl Freeman		Jon Torgeir Lunke
09.30 - 10.00	Case finding and early intervention prevents development into moderate to severe COPD - CP102 pro et CP103 con
		Georgio Stratelis pro	Patrick White
10.00 - 10.30	CP104 Plenary discussion / summary   All speakers
10.30 - 11.00	Coffee
	Practical skills x 2	COPD symposium I	Oral presentations	Workshops
		Chair: Jim Reid /	Chair: Johan Buffels/
11.00 - 11.30[2]	CPS101 Lung function testing      Rachel Booker	CS101 Epidemiology     Niels Chavannes		CW101 COPD rehabilitation PHC Rupert Jones
			CO101 Can you be a generalist and a specialist?  Stakeholders views on a respiratory General Practitioner with a Special Interest service Mandy Moffat
			CO102 Emphysema is equally often present in smokers with preCOPD as in smokers without COPD Georgios Stratelis
11.30 - 12.00	CPS102 Spirometry interpretation       Ivo Smeele	CS102 Diagnosis       Miguel Roman	CO103 Lung function testing in the elderly - can we still use FEV1/FVC<70% as a criterion of COPD? Astri Medbø	CW102 COPD terminal stage Patrick White
			CO104 Flow and volume responses after bronchodilation in mild to severe COPD Tjard Schermer
			CO106 Splitting COPD and asthma: Validation of the differential diagnosis questionnaire (DDQ) in Australian primary care Alan Crockett
12.00 - 12.30	CPS103 COPD action plan Niels Chavannes	CS103 Treatment opportunities  Jim Reid	CO107 Study of resources in asthma and COPD in the community of Madrid (Spain) Eduardo Calvo	CW103 Quality of life questionnaire Thys van der Molen
			CO108 Organisation of asthma and COPD care in primary health care in Mid-Sweden Karin Lisspers
			CO105 On-line reporting of primary care spirometry Patrick White
12.30 - 13.00	CPS104 Computers in PHC	CS104 Follow up and by whom		CPD101 Poster discussion
	Ron Tomlins	Hilary Pinnock		Chairs: Thys van der Molen /
				Peter Odebäck
				CPD101A Use of spirometry for early recognition of COPD in smokers Miguel Roman
				CPD101B Primary care based asthma clinics improves detection of asthma and COPD in the population Mikael Hasselgren
				CPD101C Asthma/COPD service improves diagnosis and monitoring in primary care Ivo Smeele
				CPD101D Pulmonary rehabiklitation in the community is effective, but benefits may be distorted by methods of analysis RCM Jones
				CPD101E Management of COPD in primary health care: a questionnaire survey in western Sweden Maria Norrhall
				CPD101F A qualitative study of sleep experiences in subjects with moderate to severe chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD)Bryanie Shackell
				CPD101G Is a well known COPD a well treated COPD? Montserrat Mas Pujol
				CPD101H The effects of integrated care for COPD-patients on quality of life.  Review and research design Anouk Niesink
				CPD101I Investigation of factors influencing family physician adherence to chronic obstructive pulmonary disease treatment guideline recommendations Oleksii Korzh
13.00 - 14.00	Lunch
14.00 - 14.15	CP 105 Achieving COPD goal - introduction
		Chair and introduction: Onno van Schayck
14.15 - 14.45	Group work:	Case: mild COPD	Case: severe COPD
		Thomas Gorlén
14.45 - 15.15	There is a role of Inhaled corticosteroids in COPD - CP106 pro et CP107 con
		David Price pro	Hilary Pinnock
15.15 - 15.30	CP108 Plenary discussion / solution of cases  All speakers
15.30 - 16.00	Coffee
	Practical skills x 2	COPD Symposium II	Oral presentations	Posters
		Chair: David Tinkelman/      Chris Van Wheel	Chairs: Dermot Ryan	CPD102 Poster discussion Chairs: Karin Lispers/Marianne Østergaard
16.00 - 16.20	CPS105 Smoking Cessation	CS105 Physical activity and COPD		CPD102A Patterns of primary care for children with asthma: an exploratory, qualitative study in Brazil Henrique Sa
	Motivation	Rupert Jones	CO109 Does the clinical COPD questionnaire (CCQ) score reflect reality in individual patients? JWH Kocks	CPD102B Practice capacity is not associated with the provision of guidelines based clinical care for asthma Christopher Barton
			CO110 Patients' experience of an exacerbation of COPD.  Lessons for primary care professionals Jill Goddard	CPD102C A survey on pediatric asthma management in Primary Care in Mallorca (Spain) Angela Boqué
			CO111 A qualitative study of patient perceptions of home oxygen therapy Alan J Crockett	CPD102D An evaluation of a community pharmacy based rural asthma management service Bandana Saini
16.20 - 16.40	CPS106 Smoking cessation	CS106 Chronic cough	CO112 The last year of life of COPD: the carers' perspective Patrick White	CPD102E A pilot study of physician asthma care education program in Australia Smita Shah
	Addiction	David Tinkelman		CPD102F Use of a call centre to conduct clinical research Gaylor Hoskins
	Ben Ponsioen			CPD102G Management of asthma in a primary care centre in Singapore based on chronic care model Tan Ngiap-Chuan
				CPD102H Establishing allergy and asthma services De Novo in a developing country Mohammad Osman Yusuf
16.40 - 17.00	CPS107 Smoking cessation	CS107 Osteoporosis		CPD102I Evaluation of patient response to respiratory educators in primary care Andrew Cave
	Medical treatment	Arnulf Langhammer		CPD102J Developing and validating a questionnaire to evaluate the impact of patient-centred asthma training of GPs and practice nurses Jennifer Cleland
	Janneke Kaper			CPD102K Large variations in asthma control between UK general practitioners participating in the Asthma Control, Concordance and Tolerance (ACCT) Initiative David Price
				CPD102L Asthma treatment in Spain - Study in primary care and pneumology services Juan Enrique Cimas
				CPD102M Using information effectively to develop a local enhanced service for COPD Sally Hull
				CPD102N Organisation of asthma and COPD care in secondary care in Mid-Sweden Bjorn Stallberg
				CPD102O Exploring professional and patient attitudes to mobile telephone-based technologies for monitoring asthma: qualitative study Hilary Pinnock
17.30 - 18.30	satellite symposium I		satellite symposium II
Sunday, 11th June