Step 1 of 2 50% The GHC Primary Care Liaison aims to respond within 10 working days - it is therefore not suitable for more urgent clinical issues. Submission of the feedback does not constitute transfer of care. Responsibility for responding to and managing the patient’s clinical needs – including prescribing, onward referrals, investigations - remains with the GP. If a GP believes a secondary care request is inappropriate or unsafe to action, they should raise this directly with the relevant secondary care team. Contacting the Primary Care Liaison Officer is not a substitute for contacting the clinical team where patient-specific decisions are required.Today's date(Required) MM slash DD slash YYYY Your Personal DetailsName(Required) First Last Email(Required) Professional Role(Required)Phone number(Required)GP surgery or organisation(Required)Patient detailsNHS number(Required)Details of the clinical service with the interface issueName of the servicePlease select one of the two options. This service covers:(Required) Mental health Physical health Date of incident (if applicable) MM slash DD slash YYYY Please describe the interface issue, including what was requested or expected? Why do you believe this should have been managed by secondary care? Any relevant context (e.g. previous correspondence, known protocols)?(Required)Do you have any suggestions to prevent recurrence of this issue?CAPTCHA