Abstract
This paper, commissioned by the Board Nurse Director, NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde is a review of research and other papers exploring the role of the nurse and allied health professionals in Chronic Disease Management (CDM). The paper begins by outlining the context and concept of CDM. The limited literature in relation to the contribution of Nurses and Allied Health Professionals (AHP’s) to CDM is then explored and an overview of international perspectives is presented. The
paper concludes with recommendations drawn from the research base and identifies key papers that would be of use in the discussions currently underway within NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde |
| Commissioning body | NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde |
| Number of pages | 24 |
| Publication status | Published - Jan 2013 |
Keywords
- chronic disease management
- healthcare delivery
- healthcare professionals
- primary care nursing
- Glasgow
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Crossan, F., & Roberts, N. J. (2013). The role of nurses and allied health professionals in chronic disease management: a review of the models of healthcare delivery for chronic disease management. NHS Greater Glasgow and Clyde .