This report provides an overview of the palliative care approach, focusing on grief and bereavement. It begins with an introduction to palliative care, defining its role in patient care, especially for those with serious illnesses. The report then examines the National Palliative Care Standards, highlighting their importance in providing compassionate, patient-centered care. It delves into palliative nursing care in grief and bereavement, emphasizing the common experiences of loss and grief encountered by nurses. The nursing role in palliative care is explored, detailing how nurses provide support to patients and their families, addressing practical needs, and offering bereavement consultation. Nursing interventions for grief and bereavement are also discussed, including assessing grief, providing comfort, and assisting patients and families in coping with loss. The conclusion summarizes the importance of palliative care and the crucial role of nurses in providing holistic support to patients and their families during difficult times, emphasizing the mental and emotional support provided by nurses.