Develop best practices for quality care across the dimensions of end-of-life care, including the physical, psychological, spiritual, and interpersonal. 

There are several important things that you can do to ensure the best possible outcome when it comes to end-of life care. In terms of the physical, it is important to ensure that all medications are up-to-date and that any discomfort or pain is dealt with appropriately. Having access to doctors and nurses, as well as other healthcare professionals on a regular basis will help ensure all your needs are met.

For psychological well-being, it’s important to encourage those who feel overwhelmed or have open discussions about their concerns. Additionally, maintaining connections between loved ones and individuals through personal messages or visiting them helps to keep the morale up during this difficult time.

In addition, offering spiritual support through counseling and/or groups can help to bring comfort during difficult situations. Healthcare providers can better help those patients who need them the most by understanding end-of-life issues and how to address these.