In order to provide patients and their families with comprehensive and compassionate treatment in a palliative care setting, a multidisciplinary team must effectively collaborate and work together. In order to meet the medical, emotional, spiritual, and social requirements of those dealing with serious disease, this team may include of doctors, nurses, social workers, chaplains, psychologists, physiotherapists, and other experts who offer their specialties.
As a result, prioritizing self-care is crucial for healthcare providers to preserve resilience, avoid burnout, and continue to offer compassionate treatment. This encompasses individual tactics like as mindfulness, regular breaks, peer support, and institutional rules that promote employee well-being.
