Abstract
Among the many changes in general practice over the last 30 years, loss of continuity of relationship between a health professional and patient in the general practice context has occurred in many areas. There has been little discussion or consultation over this change, yet the consequences on people working in general practice and patients who come for the services is significant. Without continuity of relationship, general practice will evolve into something quite different from what it has traditionally represented.
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