What is it about?

End-of-life care represents one of the most profound responsibilities in healthcare, demanding not only clinical expertise but also deep compassion and sensitivity. Delivering the best care for patients approaching the end of life, explores the multifaceted nature of this care, offering practical guidance for nurses and healthcare professionals who support patients in their final stages of life.

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Why is it important?

End-of-life care is not just about managing symptoms—it’s about ensuring that a person’s final days are lived with comfort, respect, and meaning. It’s a time when medical decisions intersect with emotional, spiritual, and relational needs. Providing thoughtful care during this phase helps patients feel seen, heard, and valued, even as life draws to a close.

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This page is a summary of: Delivering the best care for patients approaching the end of life, British Journal of Nursing, September 2025, Mark Allen Group,
DOI: 10.12968/bjon.2025.0258.
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