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UK Occupational Lung Disease services and contact details (GORDS)

GORDS is a Group of Occupational Respiratory Disease Specialists. It is a mixture of Doctors, Nurses and Scientists. Each member is either employed by the NHS or via a University, and has both a clinical and research interest in occupational asthma and other occupational lung diseases.

For more detailed information about each specialist centre, including staff profiles, research activities and patient and worker referral information, visit the GORDS and Referral Centres page.

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