Deborah Morrison

Dr Deborah Morrison is an Honorary Clinical Lecturer at the University of Glasgow's School of Health & Wellbeing, affiliated with the Department of General Practice and Primary Care. Her research focuses on respiratory medicine, chronic disease management, and telehealth innovations. Key areas include asthma and COPD self-management interventions, treatment burden in chronic illnesses, and multimorbidity in primary care settings. She has contributed to randomized controlled trials (e.g., the RAISIN trial) and systematic reviews evaluating digital health solutions. Her work bridges clinical practice and healthcare innovation, emphasizing patient-centered approaches to chronic condition management.

Her publications span 2011–2024, covering topics like telehealth implementation, cardiovascular comorbidities, and stroke care burden. Notably, she co-authored a 2024 study on cancer outcomes in adults with intellectual disabilities. Morrison collaborates frequently with institutions like NHS Scotland and has expertise in primary care epidemiology and healthcare quality improvement.