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Remap: working with district nurses.

The UK Government is currently encouraging a wider number of organizations to play a greater role in assisting in caring for patients in the community (Lansley, 2011). This is based partly on a belief that there are organizations that have an immense level of expertise and that these skills need to be put to use. One of the problems is that district nurses may not be aware of the organizations and the resources open to them. This paper aims to raise awareness of one organization and the very important opportunities that a liaison with Remap offers to health professionals in the community and the holistic care of patients.