It is known that diseases do not choose either the geography, age, or gender of the patient. And when the patient faces with terrible incurable or progressive diseases, the task arises not only to stop pain, but also to provide maximum supportive psychological assistance to both the patient and his/her relatives. Issues related to the provision of palliative care are relevant for many countries: this is a problem of not one single country or even a group of countries.
 Talking about palliative care, we mean comprehensive care for a patient diagnosed with an incurable disease, including: assessment and control of chronic pain; evaluation and control of other severe symptoms of developing disease and side effects of drugs; nursing and family training in nursing skills; psychological support for the patient and his/her family members; social and legal assistance.