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Abstract

Palliative care and pain management are crucial elements of healthcare to enhance the quality of life for people with chronic illnesses or those facing end-of-life situations. This talk will give a thorough overview of the ideas, tactics, and treatments used in pain control and palliative care, emphasizing their importance for improving patients' psychological health, physical comfort, and overall quality of life.

The presentation will highlight on the definition of pain management and palliative care and the significance of a multidisciplinary strategy, including healthcare specialists from many fields. It will examine how pain is assessed and measured, highlighting the value of a comprehensive evaluation considering a person's physical, emotional, social, and spiritual well-being. Additionally, several types of pain, including acute and chronic pain, will be discussed.

The presentation will also emphasize on the significance of a patient-centred approach that respects unique preferences, cultural norms, and personal values. The importance of interdisciplinary teams in coordinating care and attending to the many needs of patients and their families will be emphasized. It will also be stressed how important it is for patients, carers, and healthcare professionals to collaborate when making decisions.

In summary, this presentation aims to give a thorough grasp of pain control and palliative care as essential elements of medical care. Healthcare practitioners can improve the quality of life for those who are in pain and those who require palliative care by using evidence-based treatments and encouraging a patient-centred approach. The information learned from this presentation can improve patient outcomes, satisfaction levels, and general well-being.