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Existential and spiritual support in palliative care

Quality of life and suffering

Meaning in life

Social support in palliative care

Social work covers matters such as those related to coping at home, personal finances and livelihood, and the needs of the family.

Palliative care: Who is it for?

What is hospice care?

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Palliative Hub

Palliative Hub was created to provide support for those with an incurable illness and their loved ones. The Hub features information about palliative care and hospice care for adults, as well as symptom management, various illnesses, and support available.

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Incurable progressive illnesses

Some of the most common illnesses encountered in palliative care.

Palliative care for memory disorders

Treatment intent

Receiving hospice care

Care planning in palliative care

Volunteer activities as a part of palliative care

Volunteer work serves to supplement good-quality care and helps support the recipient in a comprehensive manner.

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Early palliative care

Frequently asked questions about palliative care

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Popular in Palliative Hub

Suosittua Palliatiivisessa talossa

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Symptoms experienced by a palliative patient

Palliative care for cancer

Palliative peer videos

Life with an incurable illness – or with death – is not an ugly, clear-cut thing; it’s life in full colour, until the final breath.

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Children and young people close to someone with an incurable illness

Incurable illness of a parent in a family with children - videos

Incurable illness of a parent in a family with children videos

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Health Village offers information and support for everyone, care for patients and tools for professionals. Health village is a public online service developed by Finnish university hospitals. The content of the service has been produced by social and health care professionals together with the users of the service.

What is Health Village?

Grief and letting go

Ilmoita teknisestä ongelmasta-palautelomake

Receiving palliative care

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Palliative care for kidney diseases

Moving to palliative care: Palliative treatment intent

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Psychological support in palliative care

Support for people with an incurable illness and their loved ones

Support for patients and their loved ones during palliative care.

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Palliative care for lung diseases

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Palliative care for heart diseases 

Palliative care for liver diseases

What does suffering consist of?

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Cultural aspects of palliative care

Palliative care for blood disorders

Palliative care for neurological diseases

Tietosuojan huomioiminen ja henkilötietojen käsittely

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Symptom management in practice during palliative care

Symptom management in practice

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Living will (advance decision)

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What is quality of life?

Palliative care

Palliative care and hospice care: what they consist of and what they look like.

Peer support and organisations as part of palliative care

Peer support is based on the idea that a peer – someone who has been in the same situation – can understand what a person with an illness, or a person close to them, is going through.

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Where can I find support as someone close to a person with an incurable illness?

What is Palliative Hub?

Palliative care: When?

Treatment limitations

How can I support a person with an incurable illness?

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Symptom management in palliative care

Implementation of symptom management, symptom management by symptom, and support for self-management.

As a loved one of a person with an incurable illness

How to support your loved one and take care of yourself: thoughts and ideas for those close to a person with an incurable illness. Incurable illness in the family.

What is palliative care?

What palliative care means and what its aim is.