Integrating Spiritual Care Teaching Within the Australian Medical Curriculum
ABSTRACT Background Spiritual care has been shown to be an important component of holistic patient care. However, students have reported it missing from current Australian medical school curricula. The aim of this study was to evaluate the impact of a three‐hour spiritual care workshop designed to enable final year medical students to take a spiritual ...
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