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The palliative care advocates for compassion, non-neglecting, non-suspension of treatment and non-death-inducing (euthanasia); futile treatments are not recommended (therapeutic obstinacy), the limits of life must be accepted and the goal is to care for the patient and not to cure him. In the palliative care the relationship professional-patient is meant to be humanized, to die with dignity, to respect ethical principles of truthfulness (basis for trust in the doctorpatient relationship) and, the therapeutic proportionality (implementation of therapeutic measures hardly useful) of double effect (positive effect is sought, despite recognizing the possibility of negative effects) and prevention (implementing measures to prevent complications), are constant themes.

Cuidados paliativos: uma nova especialidade do trabalho da enfermagem?