End-of-life care should:
	o Relieve suffering and preserve dignity
	o Be accessible and enable individuals to die in a place of their choice
	o Provide care in a culturally and spiritually appropriate manner that is person-centered
	o Provide individuals and families with ongoing information to allow informed choice about healthcare preferences and end-of-life care options
	o Be supported by organisational governance systems that monitor safety and quality of end-of-life care
	o Be provided by healthcare professionals trained to provide appropriate, high quality end-of-life care to individuals and their families

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