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Title:End life period, adult, evidence Summary:A person is in the end life period is determined by a multi-professional clinical team. This clinical team also focuses on the care when necessary. In the last year, the goal of improving the care of people in the terminal period under the name of "life end care" has been set on the agenda. First-stage health services, care houses, hospitals, hospitals, public health care centers or houses include many health care workers or individuals who work without specialists who take care of the health and social care of persons entering the terminal period. The article aims to present evidence-based practices to those individuals who take care of the adult in the terminal process. 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