The role of the healthcare system in endof-life care is crucial from "summary" of How We Die by Sherwin B Nuland
The healthcare system plays a critical role in the care of individuals as they approach the end of their lives. It is during this time that patients are often at their most vulnerable and in need of specialized attention and support. While medical interventions may have been effective in prolonging life up to a certain point, there comes a time when the focus must shift towards providing comfort and dignity to the dying individual. The healthcare system must be equipped to not only address the physical symptoms and pain associated with end-of-life care but also to provide emotional and psychological support to patients and their families. This requires a compassionate and knowledgeable team of healthcare professionals who are trained in palliative car...
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