Understanding diagnosis of lung cancer in primary care: qualitative synthesis of significant event audit reports

Volume: 63, Issue: 606, Pages: e37 - e46
Published: Jan 1, 2013
Abstract

Background

Most lung cancers present symptomatically, but the pathway to diagnosis in primary care can be complex and is poorly understood. Significant event audit (SEA) is a quality improvement technique widely used in UK general practice.

Aim

To gain insights into the diagnostic process for lung cancer, drawn from analysis of SEA documents.

Design and setting

Qualitative analysis of SEAs from 92 general practices in...
Paper Details
Title
Understanding diagnosis of lung cancer in primary care: qualitative synthesis of significant event audit reports
Published Date
Jan 1, 2013
Volume
63
Issue
606
Pages
e37 - e46
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