Can palliative support continue into end-of-life care at home?

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Yes, palliative support often continues into the final stage of life if that is what the person and family want. The practical and emotional foundations built earlier can become even more important as needs increase. Familiar carers, predictable routines, and a calm home setting can help reduce distress during a deeply emotional time. We can continue supporting comfort, dignity, and practical daily needs while working alongside nurses, GPs, and others involved in care. Families sometimes find it helpful to read more about this stage, including topics such as when to consider end-of-life care at home and creating a comforting bedroom space.

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