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Many patients with terminal cancer wish to die at home and general practitioners in the United Kingdom have a critical role in providing this care. However, it has been suggested general practitioners lack confidence in end‐of‐life care. It is important to explore with general practitioners their experience and perspectives including feelings of confidence delivering end‐of‐life care to people with...