British Thoracic Society Clinical Statement on Aspiration Pneumonia
This Clinical Statement aims to strengthen the knowledge base in Aspiration Pneumonia care. The statement features practical action points and highlights outstanding gaps in knowledge with the aim of encouraging best practice and further quality research in the future.
Read the BTS Clinical Statement on Aspiration Pneumonia
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