Life makes a special story that ends in death. Death as such is an important part of life that contains its beginning and end. Every person thinks of a beautiful death without difficulties and possible illness, but it is not possible to influence this final phase too much. Many diseases can be treated and cured, but when old age and the final stage come, the only thing possible is to alleviate the symptoms and give the greatest possible satisfaction to the sick person. The biggest help, along with the family, is the nurse who, together with the other members, forms a productive palliative team. Palliative care is extremely important for every individual. It helps the sick person to maintain the quality of his life in the final or terminal phase of life. Palliative patients need a holistic approach, care for the patient, but also for his family because the patient is nearing the end of life, which can lead to difficulties and rejection. Such care requires the cooperation of an educated interdisciplinary team consisting of a physician, nurse, physiotherapist, social worker, priest, psychologist, volunteers, caregivers, and many others. In the process of patient care at the end of life, the necessary competencies of the nurse are emphasized, as well as education and encouragement of family members to get involved in patient care. In addition to all of the above, the nurse/technician and the rest of the medical team need to design good health care so that they can apply it in practice and thus make it easier for the patient in the last days of life. It is extremely important to provide support to the patient and his family and to meet all human needs such as psychological, social and spiritual. Nurses/technicians should also regularly attend various seminars, courses, presentations, trainings, gatherings, etc. in their work, in order to improve and perfect their knowledge and apply the same in patient care.