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Palliative Wounds Care Jennifer Hurlow 1 , Masaki Fujioka 2 1Gulf South Wound Care, PLLC 2Pediatric Surgery, The National Nagasaki Medical Center pp.150-157
Published Date 2026/2/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.18916/keisei.2026020011
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 Palliative care is the active, holistic care focused on individuals with life threatening health conditions. Palliative care can provide curative treatment which distinguishes it from hospice.

 These ethical reasons are summarized in the following passage by Kass LR et al. in “Ethical dilemmas in the care of the ill. II. What is the patientʼs good?”

 “If medicine takes aim at death prevention rather than at health and relief of suffering, if it regards every death as premature, a failure of todayʼs medicine but avoidable by tomorrowʼs, then it is tacitly asserting the true goal is bodily immortality. Physicians should try to keep their eyes on the main business; restoring and correcting what can be restored and corrected, always acknowledging that death will and must come, that health is a mortal good, and that as embodied beings we are fragile beings that must stop sooner or later, medicine or no medicine.”


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