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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Provision of Spiritual Care"”.
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Nursing Students' Experiences in Personal Spiritual Formation and in Provision of Spiritual Care to Patients
<p>Problem. Nursing professionals acknowledge that (a) spiritual care is part of holistic care, and (b) nursing education about spiritual care of patients is inadequate. Evidence points to the importance of personal faith and spirituality in order for the nurse to more effectively render spiritual …
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Exploring the Relationship Between and Among Registered Nurses' Spiritual Well-Being, Spiritual Care Perspectives, and their Provision of Spiritual Care in Acute Care Settings
… <p>Despite acknowledgment that spiritual care is an essential aspect of holistic nursing care, nurses often feel ill-prepared for, uncomfortable with, and uncertain about providing spiritual care. Studies have indicated that nurses who have a strong sense of their own spiritual …
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Spiritual Care in Healthcare: A Critical Realist Investigation into General Practice Nurses’ Perceptions and Practices
This thesis offers a sustained enquiry into the perceptions and practices of GP nurses in relation to the concepts of spirituality and of spiritual care. This is an under researched constituency in relation to an emerging topic of interest across the healthcare sector. The aim of the thesis is to …
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Religiosity of nurses related to provisions of spiritual care to patients
… nurses’ religiosity and their attitudes toward provision of spiritual care to patients. The nonrandom, convenience sample consisted of 50 nurses employed at a teaching hospital in the southwestern United States. The Religious Attitude Inventory and the Patient Spiritual Need Index were used. …
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A qualitative study exploring how religion and spirituality shape perceptions, experiences, and practices of the disposal of amputated limbs in the UK
… behaviours, which may result in health and healthcare implications. Religion is thought to have an influence on how patients may wish their body parts to be treated as various religions and cultures demand that the body be treated in a specific way. While both amputation patients and healthcare …