Are you involved in caring for people at the end of their life‎?‎ Do you have a role in supporting the families of those who are dying‎,‎ or is this an area of your work you find personally difficult‎?‎ This book is an accessible guide for all those working in health or social care and caring for people at the end of their lives‎.‎ This will include people in roles such as healthcare assistant‎,‎ hospice worker‎,‎ volunteer‎,‎ nurse or other carers‎.‎ Written by experts with extensive experience in delivering high quality end of life care‎,‎ this book is full of real life examples‎,‎ reflection exercises and case studies‎.‎ It also includes insights into what can help make a good death‎,‎ and how to help support families at the end of life‎.‎The easy to read chapters emphasise treating people who are dying with dignity using a person centred approach‎.‎ The book supports the delivery of quality care by recognising physical and non‎-physical symptoms‎,‎ and thinking about various emotional and physical needs people might have‎.‎ It is also important that care givers look after themselves and advice is given on how best to do this‎.‎ An essential purchase for anyone looking for guidance or support in this area‎,‎ and suitable for those working in the community‎,‎ care homes‎,‎ hospices‎,‎ hospitals or other settings where people are cared for‎.‎