Understanding central concepts of palliative care allows for a better comprehension and positive influence on the situation of individuals at the end of life. A fundamental grasp of these concepts is helpful in addressing the concerns of palliative care as well as the needs of dying individuals and their families. Knowledge of the basic terms of palliative care enables a better classification of phenomena, interventions, and frameworks, and allows for proactive responses to new developments. This volume on concepts clarifies the meaning, content, and implications of around 50 core concepts of palliative care. The list of terms ranges from farewell to acute palliative care, funerals, holistic care, the hospice movement, a good death, non-cancer palliative care, palliative care policy, family caregivers, resources, and extends to sexuality and spirituality.