Can home care be combined with palliative or end-of-life bowel cancer care?

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Yes. When bowel cancer cannot be cured, many people wish to stay at home for as long as possible, sometimes right to the end of life. Home carers can work closely with palliative care nurses, GPs and other professionals, focusing on comfort, dignity and emotional support. This might include help with personal care, positioning, mouth care, continence, medication prompts and supporting family members through a very emotional time. The level of care can be increased quickly if needs change, including day and night support if required.

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