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Discharge summaries in aged care: improving communication between an aged care unit and general practitioners

Objective: Discharge summaries (DSs) allow communication between hospitals and general practitioners and are essential for continuity of patient care. Despite this important function, the most junior doctor on the medical team usually writes them. An internal audit and survey of general practitioners (GPs) and aged care facilities within the Bankstown sector of the South Western Sydney Area Health Service revealed significant shortcomings with DSs from the aged care unit at Bankstown‐Lidcombe Hospital