Multidisciplinary care is universally recommended as a key strategy for improving complex health care delivery. The scarcity of high-quality evidence to support its impact and its potential disruption of existing care delivery infrastructure and relationships inhibit wide implementation. We implemented a multidisciplinary clinic (MDC) in a specific, dedicated physical space with concurrent participation of key specialty providers (colocated) within a community-based, nonacademic health care system and evaluated its impact on the processes and outcomes of lung cancer care.
