- Assess patients' physical, emotional, and psychosocial needs and develop individualized care plans.

- Provide nursing care, including medication administration, wound care, catheter care, and symptom management.

- Monitor and manage pain and other distressing symptoms to improve patient comfort and quality of life.

- Assist patients with activities of daily living and promote independence wherever possible.

- Educate patients and family members on disease management, medication use, nutrition, and home care practices.

- Provide emotional support and counseling to patients and caregivers during illness and end -of -life care.

- Coordinate with doctors, therapists, social workers, and other healthcare professionals to ensure comprehensive care.





- Maintain accurate patient records, nursing notes, and care documentation.

- Respond promptly to changes in patient condition and report concerns to the medical team.

- Conduct home visits and follow -up assessments as required by the palliative care program.

- Ensure infection prevention and patient safety standards are maintained at all times.

- Participate in community awareness programs and palliative care initiatives when required.

- Uphold patient dignity, confidentiality, and ethical nursing practices