The death of any person is terrifying because there is a lose of identity. Death menas the stop of vital functions and the loss of a loved one. It affects family, friends and other people who face death. Most people die in hospitals, hospices, nursing homes. Hardly anyone chooses to death at home. There is quality of life, should exist and dying dignity. The encounter with death affects health professionals and they have to deal with the challenges at the very sick and dying and the family itself. The hospice movement is developing in which death is a normal occurrence, and it is time for reconciliation and facilitating a dignified death. It accepts the need of dying to live fully, proud and comfortable until they die. Do not rush, nor postpones death. Success depends primarily on knowledge and attitudes of health care professionals who are employed. The emphasis is on the quality of life of the dying. Death is not postponed, but is accepted as a normal process of life cycle. Every life is going to an end, and that is death. Sometimes people forget that life is fragile, transient or temporary. End of life of terminally ill patients coming through sickness, pain, agony and suffering. If terminalan good care of dying patients, suppresses the pain, suffering and agony. The patient who comes in hospice is vulnerable, full of questions and fears. Health care professionals have a duty to provide comfort, peace, and help. Do not hurt the dignity of man. According to every man should be treated equally. The nurse provides the patient pain relief, relief from fear and at the same time ensuring the rights and value of every human being.