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Thursday 10:30 AM
RED-I. Children’s health
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 3 Chairpersons: Christina Nerbrand (SE)
Jörundur Kristinsson 1. Health status of seven year old children in Iceland
Hannes Hrafnkelsson
2. Determinants of physical fitness in seven year old Icelandic Children
Kristján Þ. Magnússon
3. Preschool children in risk of overweight
- The development of a strategy for monitoring and early intervention
in a general practice setting
Carsten Obel
4. Clinical Practice Guideline: Management of Obesity in Preschool Children
Pia Muller
5. Long-term mortality after febrile seizures
Mogens Vestergaard
Thursday 14:05 PM
RED-II. Educational models and supervision
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 4
Chairpersons: Bjarne Lühr Hansen (DK)
Sigurbjörn Sveinsson
1. How to understand a positive attitude? Some features of the
appreciated GP supervisor
Bengt Mattson
2. ST-Forum: A new model creating better Residency Program in Family
Medicine in Stockholm
Martin Forseth
3. Examination of final year medical students in authentic general
practice settings
Ivar J. Aaraas
4. How do GPs benefit from Supervision?
Helena G. Nielsen
Thursday 16:00 PM
RED-III. Communication
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 1
Chairpersons: Carl Edvard Rudebeck (SE)
Guðmundur Jörgensen
1. General practitioners use non-specific methods in counselling sessions
Anette Davidsson
2. Socially vulnerable groups and Primary Health Care: the role of
the municipality
Sirje Kree
3. Two sides of the coin-General Practitioners experience of working
in multidisciplinary teams
Anders Hansson
4. Interviewing colleagues – ethical and methodological challenges
Margrethe Aase
RED-IV. Gender and culture issues
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 2 Chairpersons: Eva Samuelsson (SE)
Pétur Pétursson 1. Sex-life and contraception during the first year post-partum
Elise Kosunen
2. Humour, Beauty and Culture as Personal Health Resources-
Experiences of Elderly Swedish Women
Annika Forssén
3. Counselling immigrant girls worried about problems related to
the protection of “family honour” – the perspective of
personnel at Youth Health Clinics
Venus Alizadeh
4. Being lesbian - does the doctor need to know?
Mai Bjørkman
RED-V. Risk management and prevention I
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 3 Chairpersons: Per Wändell (SE)
Hannes Hrafnkelsson 1. Preventive health consultations with disadvantaged
20-44-year-old patients in general practice, Denmark.
Effect on weight loss. A randomised trial
Jørgen Lous
2. Preventive health consultations to disadvantaged
20-44-years old patients in general practice, Denmark.
The general practitioners experiences. Questionaire and
focus group interview
Kirsten S Freund
3. Preventive health consultations with disadvantaged
20-44-year-olds in general practice, Denmark. The effects of a
telephone contact as follow-up of non-responders.
Elisabeth Hansen
4. Preventive health consultations to disadvantaged 20-44-years
old patients in general practice, Denmark. Sources of self-efficacy
Kirsten S Freund
RED-VI. Infections and antibiotics
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 4 Chairpersons: Morten Lindbæk (N)
Vilhjálmur Ari Arason
1. Facing the unknown: Detection of the giardiasis-outbreak in
Bergen 2004
Knut-Arne Sensaas
2. Can the Nordic Audit Project Odense (APO) method be used to
reduce inappropriate antibiotic prescribing in Spain?
Carl Lior
3. Impetigo in epidemic and non-epidemic phases: An incidence study
over 4 ½ years in a general population
Guri Rørtveit
4. Treatment of uncomplicated acute cystitis in general practice
Should my patient be prescribed Sulfamethizole or Pivmecillinam?
Lars Bjerrum
RED-VII. Quality improvement
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Hall A Chairpersons: Olav Thorsen (N)
Gunnar Helgi Guðmundsson 1. Follow-up home visits at elderly patients after discharge from
hospital reduces costs and improves quality. A randomised
controlled intervention study
Lars Rytter
2. Quality improvement of nurses’ and secretaries’ tasks in daily
clinic: activity survey based on the APO registration charts
Dorte Gilså Hansen
3. Adult attenders in primary care in Greenland: Information on
reason for encounter and lifestyle risk factors sampled on a
APO registration chart
Dorte Gilså Hansen
4. Proactive assessment of older people in the community
– the importance of GPs
Mikkel Vaas
RED-VIII. Mental illness and addiction
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Hall B Chairpersons: Hans Christian Kjeldsen (DK)
María Ólafsdóttir
1. How are nervousness and moodiness associated with
32-year mortality?
Dominiaue Hange
2. Somatic health among heroin addicts before and during Opioid
Maintenance Treatment - an observational study
Ivar Skeie
3. Discontinuation of antipsychotic drugs in nursing home patients
with dementia - a randomized, placebo-controlled study
Sabine Ruths
4. Exposure to maternal smoking during pregnancy and diagnosed
Hyperkinetic disorder in the offspring- a complete follow up study
of all children born in Finland 1987-2001
Carsten Obel
RED-IX. Emergency care and out-of-hours services
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Sunnusalur Chairpersons: Sven Ferry (SE)
Þórður G Ólafsson
1. Encounters in out- of- hours services in Norway
Elisabeth Holm Hansen
2. Laboratory tests and diagnostic equipment in out-of-hours
services in Norway
Ingrid K. Rebnord
3. Patient complaints in emergency primary health care
– what can general practitioners learn?
Gunnar R Bondevik
4. General practitioners experience with emergency cases in Norway
Erik Zakariassen
RED-X. Doctor-patient relationship, patient safety
Location: Endurmenntun - Náma 1. Avoiding humiliations in the clinical encounter;
The Awareness Model
Kirsti Malterud
2. General practitioners’ participation in compulsory admissions
Marienne Engberg
3. Patient safety in general practice.
Torben Hellebek
Reporting and learning from adverse events in general practice
Torben Hellebek
4. "…to always comfort " – The GP and the everyday consolation
Sven-Olof Andersson
Friday 10:30 AM
RED-XI. Respiratory diseases
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 3 Chairpersons: Hans Blomberg (FIN)
Óskar Reykdalsson 1. High prevalence of emphysematous lesions and its association
to BMI. A study of subjectively healthy smokers with normal spirometry
Georgios Stratelis
2. Impact of an improved stove on women’s lung health in
a rural wood-using community. RESPIRE (Randomised Exposure
Study of Pollution Indoors and Respiratory Effects) Guatemala
E Dias
3. Aetiology of acute exacerbations of chronic bronchitis and
resistance rates of pneumococci in the community are different
from the hospital setting
Carl Lior
4. Prevalence of Streptococcus pyogenes and methicillin-resistant
Staphylococcus aureus in the pharynx of healthy children from
the town of Gardabaer
Björg Þ Magnúsdottir
5. Qualitative aspects of nasal irrigation use by patients with chronic
sinus disease in a multi-method study
David Rabago
Friday 16:00 PM
RED-XII. Gatekeeping and sick leave
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 2 Chairpersons: Guri Rörtveit (N)
Kristján Guðmundsson 1. Gatekeepers’ opinion about performances on the Sickness
Absence Arena
Britt Arrlov
2. “Maybe sicklisted”; on sicklisting
Gunilla Norrmén
3. Dilemmas experienced by General Physicians in their sick-listing practise
Monika Engblom
4. Reincentivizing work – a grounded theory of work and sick leave
Hans Thulesius
RED-XIII. Risk management and prevention II
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 3 Chairpersons: Peder Halvorsen (N)
Vikas Pethkar 1. Risk communication and motivation in the preventive consultation
Dea Kehler
2. Targeted screening for diabetes identifies people with high but
modifiable coronary heart disease risk. The ADDITION study
Annelli Sandbaeck
3. General practitioners’ intention to improve clinical practice to
treat cardiovascular risks after interactive workshops
Sipilä Raija
4. Handling hypercholesterolemia in everyday life
– patients’ treatment decisions
Lina Klara Hoel Felde
RED-XIV. Diabetes 2 and weight control
Location: Háskólabíó - Hall 4 Chairpersons: Mette Brekke (N)
Hörður Björnsson 1. A weight control program for T2DM patients
Volkert Siersma
2. Increasing physical activity of type 2 diabetic patients
in general practice
Henning Lohmann
3. Weight reduction in obese people with very low calorie
diet (VLCD) followed by corset treatment in primary care
Ingrid Wikstrand
RED-XV. Children and families
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Hall A Chairpersons: Ture Alander (SE)
Jóhanna Jónasdóttir 1. How do they manage? A qualitative study of coping and
resources in parents of severely disabled children
Anette Hauskov Graungaard
2. Screening for Down syndrome; knowledge of guidelines
and implication among pregnant woman
Pernille Kirketerp-Møller
3. Core problem of Primary Child Health Care Nurses in
their interaction with children and parents of foreign origin
- a theoretical model of assessment of health risks in children
Anita Berlin
4. Correlation between body-weight in mother and child at
birth, 1 and 4 years
Karin Kullbeg
RED-XVI. Audit and quality improvement
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Hall B Chairpersons: Klas Winell (FIN)
Jón Bjarni Þorsteinsson
1. The use of quality tools in Finnish health centres in 1998 and 2003
Markku Sumanen
2. Quality assessment, Clinical audit, professional development
Eva Lena Strandberg
3. PANG* works in general practice
Niels Bentzen
4. Staff driven quality improvement in general practice
Outi Seppälä
RED-XVII. Illness and chronic diseases
Location: Radisson SAS Hotel Saga - Sunnusalur Chairpersons: Knut Holtedal (N)
Lúðvík Ólafsson 1. Taking care of diseases or caring for people with illnesses
– the role of the GP
Lennart Carlsson
2. Interventions for chronic diseases: effect of patient
values and effectiveness information on patients’ choice
of therapy, adherence to therapy and satisfaction with therapy
Charlotte Gry Harmsen
3. Communicating effectiveness of intervention for chronic diseases....
Henrik Støring
4. Chronic non-malignant pain patients treated in a
multidisciplinary pain clinic in primary care
Villy Meineche-Schmidt
RED-XVIII. Prescriptions, contacts, patients´ evaluation
Location: Endurmenntun - Neisti Chairpersons: Sabina Ruths (N)
Bjarni Jónasson 1. Life style and contact pattern to general practice
John Sahl Andersson
2. Driving forces behind the increasing cardiovascular treatment intensity.
A prescription epidemic?
Helle Wallach Kildemeoes
3. Learning from the patients’ experience of our practice
Hanne Heje
4. GPs’ perceptions of consultation outcomes
Annika Andén
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