Palliative care
Palliative medicine is a speciality that provides support and management for patients with serious illness that may lead to end of life care.
It also supports the families of these patients. The primary goal in palliative medicine is to improve the quality of life by providing:
- Pain management
- Emotional support
- Reduction of overall symptoms
- Complimentary therapies
- Spiritual support
- Rehabilitation
- End of life and bereavement support
Palliative medicine is often offered by a multidisciplinary team including physicians, specialist nurses, physiotherapists and counsellors.
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