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Collaborative working within UK NHS secondary care and across sectors for COPD and the impact of peer review: qualitative findings from the UK National COPD Resources and Outcomes Project Cover

Collaborative working within UK NHS secondary care and across sectors for COPD and the impact of peer review: qualitative findings from the UK National COPD Resources and Outcomes Project

Open Access
|Sep 2010

Figures & Tables

Table 1.

Types of collaboration described by Scott 2005 [2]

Type of collaborationDescription
Inter-organisationalBetween organisations
Intra-organisationalWithin organisations
Inter-professionalBetween different professional groups
Inter-individualBetween individuals and therefore dependent on specific personalities and their priorities, ways of working, and understanding of patient needs [11]
Intra-individual dimensionsTransient and often unconscious characteristics of individuals, rather than reflecting entrenched ways of working, including for example impact of stress and tiredness
Table 2.

Overview of the sites participating in the qualitative study

FeatureIntervention sites (n=24)Control sites (n=11)
Number of sites belonging to the hospital trust (median)1.7 (1)2.6 (2)
Catchment population in thousands (median)347 (282)569 (385)
Number with tertiary services (n)30
Number of respiratory consultants3.7 (mode 3)4.0 (mode 2)
Service provision score* (maximum score=3)2.4 (mode 3)2.3 (mode 3)

[i] *Generated by the NCROP study team based on a pre-study survey.

DOI: https://doi.org/10.5334/ijic.573 | Journal eISSN: 1568-4156
Language: English
Submitted on: Feb 4, 2010
Accepted on: Aug 23, 2010
Published on: Sep 29, 2010
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2010 Carol Rivas, Stephen Abbott, Stephanie J.C. Taylor, Aileen Clarke, C. Michael Roberts, Robert Stone, Chris Griffiths, published by Igitur, Utrecht Publishing & Archiving
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