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An inquiry into the spiritual care of cancer patients

Results: In 12 months there have been 17 referrals originating from district nurses (six), GPs (five), hospice (four) and Macmillan nurses (two). Emotional support for both patient and carer were the main reasons for referral. In 11 cases the service was made available in less than 4 h. In seven cases the patient died whilst in receipt of the service; a further seven died at home following discharge from the service. In all cases it was known that the patient had expressed a wish to die at home.