Developing primary palliative care

doi:10.1136/bmj.330.7492.671

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Continuity of care is paramount but needs to be tailored individually

Paul A Fox (PAFoxy@aol.com), general practitioner

Stanley Health Centre, Wakefield WF3 4BH

EDITOR—Riley suggests that completion of a form detailing palliative care management should be mandatory for general practitioners.1 I have spent a great deal of time promoting palliative medicine in primary care, with variable success. Much depends on the individual practitioner's experience and interest, which probably accounts for the variable success of handover forms to …