End of Life
End of life care is the care you receive when you have a life limiting illness. It is the physical, mental, spiritual and social support patients and their families need to ensure comfort and dignity.
How can I talk about end-of-life care with my family or GP?
Talking about end of life care can be hard. It is important to openly communicate about your wishes with people you know and trust. You should consider the things that mean a lot to you, including what you want to happen in your final days of life.
What is the difference between palliative care and end-of-life care?
Palliative care helps you manage your symptoms at any stage of your life-limiting illness. End of life care is given during the last few weeks of life.
Where can I get more information?
On this page you can find the information and support you need to make decisions for during end of life. Whether you or someone you know is facing this, there is information and support available. There are many easy to understand factsheets available on Health Resource Directory.