The role of the respiratory specialist in the integrated care team: a report from the British Thoracic Society

Nicola J. Roberts; Mike Ward; Irem Patel; Janelle Yorke; John  Williams; Rachel Walters; Mike  McKevitt

The role of the respiratory specialist in the integrated care team: a report from the British Thoracic Society

Nicola J. Roberts, Mike Ward, Irem Patel, Janelle Yorke, John Williams, Rachel Walters, Mike McKevitt

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Abstract

As the drive towards healthcare integration in the United Kingdom (UK) gathers momentum, the British Thoracic Society identified a need to further clarify the purpose and role of integrated respiratory specialist posts. In 2007 BTS produced a discussion paper on what was at that time a newly emerging phenomenon. This paper concluded that “consultants in integrated respiratory care represents an exciting way of enhancing the care of those with lung disease but its cost effectiveness and quality and safety needs to be carefully
evaluated”.

Original language	English
Publisher	British Thoracic Society
Commissioning body	British Thoracic Society
Number of pages	23
Publication status	Published - Jun 2014

Keywords

integrated care
respiratory specialists
health surveys

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Roberts, N. J., Ward, M., Patel, I., Yorke, J., Williams, J., Walters, R., & McKevitt, M. (2014). The role of the respiratory specialist in the integrated care team: a report from the British Thoracic Society. British Thoracic Society. https://www.brit-thoracic.org.uk/document-library/delivery-of-respiratory-care/integrated-care/role-of-the-respiratory-specialist-in-the-integrated-care-team-june-2014/

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