The book "Hospice Palliative Home Care and Bereavement Support" offers a comprehensive resource for professionals in the field of palliative care, particularly for registered nurses working in home care. It addresses the challenges and needs of patients and their families who require support outside of acute care facilities. Given that most palliative care services are provided in the home environment and often supported by non-professional caregivers, such as family members, this book is especially valuable. It includes not only theoretical foundations but also practical interventions and tools specifically designed to support bereaved relatives and care for patients with diverse needs. The structure of the book encompasses the goals and tasks of palliative care as well as specific nursing interventions based on research findings, including the needs of family members and the challenges in the palliative care of children and individuals with dementia.