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As populations age and life expectancy increases, the need for effective terminal care strategies for elderly patients has become more urgent than ever. Terminal care requires a nuanced approach that balances medical interventions with emotional and psychological support. Managing elderly patients in this phase involves addressing complex health conditions and honoring individual preferences and values. By integrating palliative care principles with clear communication, healthcare providers can ensure that elderly patients receive respectful and personalized care during life's most vulnerable moments. Terminal Care Strategies for Managing Elderly Patients explores the best practices for effective terminal care in elderly patients. This book examines the strategies and clinical treatments for the best quality care for the elderly. Covering topics such as terminal care, elderly patients, and geriatric medicine, this book is an excellent resource for practitioners, medical professionals, nurses, and physicians.

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Adil Alharthi , MD consultant Internist KFAFH Jeddah interested in General medicine, Geriatrics, Multimorbidity, Palliative Care Marwa Mohammed Eleawa is an Assistant Professor at faculty of allied medical science,department of physiotherapy,applied science private university,Amman,Jordan . She obtained a PhD in rehabilitation medicine and physical therapy at Nanjing Medical University, China, in 2022. Dr. Mohammed has published numerous peer-reviewed research and review articles in internationally acclaimed journals. Her areas of expertise include cardiopulmonary rehabilitation, geriatric robotics, AI in rehabilitation, cancer research, exercise physiology,neurorehabilitation, sarcopenia, frailty, and cachexia. She serves as a peer reviewer for several journals, including IGI Global, Frontiers in Neurology, Journal of Advanced Research, and Journal of Cachexia, Sarcopenia, and Muscle. Additionally, she supervises master’s theses at Faculty of physical therapy, Beni- Suef University,Egypt

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