How to better integrate palliative and supportive care with oncology

How to better integrate palliative and supportive care with oncology I invite you to read Issue 4, Volume 19, 2025 of "Palliative Medicine in Practice", which contains two original articles, four review manuscripts, two brief communications, a case report, and a report of a Conference.Two original manuscripts present spirituality and resilience in health professionals who provide palliative care, as well as the palliative care workforce in Saudi Arabia, including demographics, distribution, and future challenges.Review articles discuss spirituality in palliative care with a systematic review of aromatherapy interventions, psychological aspects of mourning the loss to cancer, perinatal palliative care in Poland: current legal status, organization, standards and guidelines, and an overview of the role of artificial intelligence in palliative care: a quasi-systematic review.In the brief reports, recent activities of the International Association for Hospice and Palliative Care (IAHPC) are presented and the role of family support in palliative care, including challenges and best practices.In a case report, a combined tramadol and morphine overdose -a rare case report is discussed.A Report of the "IV International Zielonogrska Conference: Supportive care, palliative medicine and pain management" is presented.The first original article entitled "Spirituality and resilience in health professionals who provide palliative care" was written by Marina Menjivar, Marco Rodrguez, Williams Lpez, Alejandra Sarmiento, and Ancu Feng.The spiritual aspects in palliative care professionals are of great interest since they support