The Palliative Care Specialist qualification assesses knowledge for providing comprehensive care to patients in the final stages of life and their families, from physical, mental, and social aspects. Expert knowledge of end-of-life medical care is required from a multidisciplinary perspective, including medicine, nursing, caregiving, psychology, and ethics. The exam covers a wide range of topics related to end-of-life care, such as basic concepts of end-of-life medical care, palliative care, pain management, ethical decision-making, family support, and grief care. This problem set is a study guide for the Palliative Care Specialist exam, systematically organized according to the exam's scope. It is structured to allow for progressive learning from basic review to application problems, covering areas such as end-of-life medical care, palliative care, and psychosocial support. It can be used for final review in the period leading up to the exam, as well as for confirming basic understanding and reinforcing weak areas in specific fields. ⸻ ■ Contents of this Book ・Basic Concepts of End-of-Life Care ・Palliative Care ・Pain Management ・Management of Physical Symptoms ・Psychosocial Care ・Family Support ・Grief Care ・Ethical Decision-Making ・ACP (Advance Care Planning) ・Multidisciplinary Collaboration ・Medical Systems and Related Laws ・Comprehensive Review Questions The structure allows for learning through the flow of Understanding → Practice → Comprehensive Review. ⸻ ■ Features ・Covers the entire scope of the Palliative Care Specialist exam ・Systematically organizes palliative care and psychosocial support ・Strengthens understanding of medical ethics and ACP ・A structured problem set that is easy to study independently ・Ideal for comprehensive review in the period leading up to the exam