Psychology and nursing are deeply connected, recognizing the importance of psychological care in the context of health care. Nurses/medical technicians are key members of the team who deal with the diverse needs of the patient, both physical and emotional. Throughout history, nurses focused on physical care, but they increasingly recognized the necessity of the psychological dimension of care. It is important for nurses/medical technicians to develop personal qualities such as empathy, intuition and critical thinking in order to provide quality psychological support to patients. Self-awareness and openness to one's own thoughts and desires are also key components of nursing care, because only through self-understanding can one develop authentic and quality interpersonal relationships. In order to achieve effective psychological care, psychological skills such as the skills of psychological assessment, emotional care, counseling and active listening are also important. However, it is not enough to just take care of patients. Nurses/medical technicians must also take care of themselves in order to avoid "burnout" syndrome and to provide the best possible care to patients. Psychology plays a key role in health and social care, providing an understanding of human behaviour, thought processes and emotions. Understanding communication processes improves the therapeutic relationship and collaboration with other professionals. In addition, this thesis shows the specific influence of these personal qualities and psychological skills within the palliative care team. Through this prism, it is described how empathy, intuition, self-awareness, critical thinking and communication skills contribute to the quality of support that the palliative team provides to patients and their families, especially in the context of serious illness and dying situations. Ultimately, psychological care is a key component of nursing, enabling complete and holistic patient care, which would not be possible without well-developed psychological skills and personal qualities of nurses/medical technicians. Proper emphasis on psychological aspects brings better results in treatment and supports the well-being of patients.