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End-of-life care attends not just to the physical but also the psychosocial and spiritual concerns of patients and their families and extends into the bereavement period. End-of-life care is that the term used to describe the support and medical aid given during the time surrounding the death. It is publishing original peer-reviewed research articles within the clinical, scientific, ethical, and policy issues, local and international, regarding all aspects of hospice and palliative look after the dying and for those with profound suffering associated with chronic illness. The financial burden of end of life caregiving is often substantial, and evidence suggests that the prices of caring aren't distributed equitably. Patients in palliative care receive crucial support from caregivers. Their role is usually demanding and there's, therefore, the need of providing appropriate support. Assessment of risks and wishes of caregivers led to the event of a targeted support plan that showed acceptability and usefulness in palliative care settings.