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Parish nursing: an innovative community nursing service
Nursing Standard, 2016This article explains the concept of parish nursing and provides a historical perspective of this service. It describes the development of a parish nursing service in Heartsease, Norwich, which complements community nursing practice by focusing on the importance of providing spiritual care alongside physical, psychological and social care. Case studies
Eleanor, Laming, Angela, Stewart
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Holistic Nursing Practice, 2011
Modern-day parish nursing is a specialized practice in professional nursing that addresses the spiritual, physical, and emotional health needs of clients within a faith community. Parish nursing care has been described as holistic care; however, few studies have focused on the holistic nature of parish nursing care.
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Modern-day parish nursing is a specialized practice in professional nursing that addresses the spiritual, physical, and emotional health needs of clients within a faith community. Parish nursing care has been described as holistic care; however, few studies have focused on the holistic nature of parish nursing care.
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Healing partners: The oncology nurse and the parish nurse
Seminars in Oncology Nursing, 1997To explore the role of the parish nurse and to examine elements of a parish nurse program and standards of care.Journal articles, book chapters, and personal experience related to parish nursing.Parish nursing is a fairly new specialized area of nursing with standards of care and professional performance.
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Promoting quality education for the Parish nurse and Parish nurse coordinator.
Nursing and health care perspectives, 1999A nurse working in the context of the church is not a new concept. What is new at this time is the profile of such a role. Parish nursing is a health promotion, disease prevention role that has spiritual care as its hallmark. The functions of the role are health educator, health counselor, referral source, liaison with congregational and community ...
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The Supervision of Parish Nursing
2012The much expanded system of parish child-nursing after 1767 was designed to improve survival chances and accountability. However, Jonas Hanway believed that this was not enough; parishes must also make a commitment to supervise their quality. This is significant for the current study as it permits an insight into how parish officers reacted to the ...
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The Development of Parish Nursing
2012Our view of the eighteenth-century parish nurse is heavily coloured by Jonas Hanway’s portrayal of drunkenness, ignorance and neglect. In 1767, for example, he used the example of the dutiful officers of the Foundling Hospital as a sharp contrast with the old picture of the neglectful parish; the difference between them being that ‘the former have ever
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The Canadian nurse, 1999
During the early 1980s, as government health care reimbursement systems changed in the United States, an interest developed in strengthening healing alliances between health care facilities and faith communities. At the same time, Reverend Granger Westberg recognized the untapped resources of professional nurses that could be made available to ...
J K, Olson, J A, Simington, M B, Clark
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During the early 1980s, as government health care reimbursement systems changed in the United States, an interest developed in strengthening healing alliances between health care facilities and faith communities. At the same time, Reverend Granger Westberg recognized the untapped resources of professional nurses that could be made available to ...
J K, Olson, J A, Simington, M B, Clark
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