An overview of palliative care in general practice — identifying patients who would benefit, planning care and working with local services to support people approaching the end of life.

Practical guidance on caring for patients in the terminal phase — symptom control, anticipatory prescribing and supporting families through the final days.

Managing chronic conditions as patients move into palliative care — adjusting treatment goals, deprescribing and focusing on comfort and quality of life.

How to start and document advance care planning conversations in general practice — supporting patients to record their wishes for future care.

Supporting patients through grief, loss and bereavement — recognising normal and complicated grief and knowing when and how to offer further help.