Caring for Terminally Ill Patients according to Buddhist Principles

Abstract

          Patients in the final stage who have been diagnosed with symptoms of a serious disease with It is life-threatening and cannot be cured according to modern medical standards, and there is a chance of death in a short time or even at any time. Taking care of terminally ill patients whose symptoms of various diseases have progressed to the point that they cannot be cured. Medically, there is no specific treatment plan for that particular disease. In addition to treatment, care. Palliative care according to the symptoms of the disease until the patient dies.
          Caring for terminally ill patients according to Buddhist principles. It aims to suppress or reduce the patient's suffering by utilizing Buddhist concepts and principles to help care for patients in all four areas: physical, moral or social, mental, and intellectual aspects. This helps patients understand and accept the truth of life so they can live the rest of their lives happily and be prepared to face impending death.