General practitioners' low morale: reasons and solutions.

cognize this dilemma might encourage them to develop functional teams. Individual neurologists and geriatricians could continue to diagnose routine neurological problems referred to them. In addition, they could subspecialize so that each might have a specific input in a multidisciplinary team which focused, for example, on the diagnosis and continuing care of the big three: stroke, the epilepsies, and the degenerative disorders, which include alzheimers disease, parkinsons disease and motor neurone disease.With district teams like this, specialists would not need to fear professional isolation, and patients with neurological disorders would be more likely to receive the seamless service they need.