End Of Life CareAn introduction to end of life care, including what it is, when it starts and who provides it Information about the quality of end of life care you should expect and what to do if you have any concerns Information about where you can have end of life care, including at home, in hospital, in a care home or in a hospice Advice about planning for end of life care, including how to let people know what care you want to receive Information to help you cope during end of life care, including how your symptoms might change and what financial support you can get Video: End of life careIn this video, a family share their experience of end of life care for a wife and mother. Media last reviewed: 19 October 2023 Media review due: 19 October 2026
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