Abstract
Most district nurses would willingly know precisely what the future has in store, as they would spend their professional time raking over past mistakes. Legal responsibilities require both, though each in a limited way. John Finch, a freelance journalist specialising in tax and ethics affecting clinical practice, examines how the building blocks of legal responsibility manifest themselves in advance planning in district nursing.
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