Hospice palliative care
Hospice palliative care is a service that takes care of the suffering of terminally ill patients and their families with love. It is to help patients spend the rest of their lives in a decent quality life as a human being, and meet the last minute in peace. For families, it means holistic care in which pain and sorrow are relieved.
At Hospice Palliative Care, Shihwa Medical Center, we have a team of doctors, nurses, spiritual caregivers, social workers, and volunteers who are working to help patients and their caregivers with their physical, psychological, social, and spiritual difficulties.
Hospice palliative care recipients
Main care
Pain and physical care | We control painful physical symptoms such as pain, shortness of breath, vomiting, ascites, swelling, and insomnia. |
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Psychological care | We relieve psychological distress such as anxiety, depression, and sadness for patients and their families. |
Social care | We identify economic and social difficulties and mobilizing all available resources to support. |
Spiritual care | We strive to alleviate the suffering that may arise regarding the meaning of life and the fear of death. |
End-of-life care | We relieve the physical and psychological pain of dying and support families in preparing for death. |
Caring for bereaved families | We help families overcome difficulties such as anxiety and depression that may be accompanying a bereavement. |