Abstract

This study explores the complex landscape of home-based pediatric palliative care, providing a thorough exploration of the hurdles and approaches associated with delivering empathetic care within a child's familiar surroundings. Utilizing an in-depth narrative case study, the report enriches our understanding of the nuances involved in care delivery, offering valuable insights into the methods, timing, and rationale behind administering such care. The results contribute practical recommendations for professionals engaged in comparable settings, with the goal of improving the effectiveness of home-based pediatric palliative care initiatives. The primary aim is to enhance the quality of life for children and families grappling with life-limiting conditions.