Abstract

Family caregiving plays an essential role in palliative care, providing patients with emotional, physical, and psychological support as they navigate the final stages of life. While caregiving can be deeply rewarding, it also presents significant challenges, including emotional distress, financial burden, and caregiver burnout. This article explores the complexities of family caregiving in palliative care, addressing the challenges and rewards, as well as strategies to support caregivers in fulfilling their role effectively