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Journal of Christian Nursing, 2010
This exemplar, relaying an unexpected lesson in meeting the spiritual needs of an acutely ill patient, is written to encourage nurses in providing holistic care of patients. The author assessed spiritual distress and made a plan for spiritual care, but implementation and outcome were not favorable. An inductive Christian nursing theory by Elizabeth Ann
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This exemplar, relaying an unexpected lesson in meeting the spiritual needs of an acutely ill patient, is written to encourage nurses in providing holistic care of patients. The author assessed spiritual distress and made a plan for spiritual care, but implementation and outcome were not favorable. An inductive Christian nursing theory by Elizabeth Ann
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International Journal of Palliative Nursing, 2000
Practitioners involved in caring for terminally ill patients report that the most needed services for the terminally ill are pain management and control, together with emotional support and spiritual services (Speck, 1999).
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Practitioners involved in caring for terminally ill patients report that the most needed services for the terminally ill are pain management and control, together with emotional support and spiritual services (Speck, 1999).
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Nurse Educator, 1990
Nurse educators are concerned about helping their students assess and meet their patients' spiritual needs. But how effective are we in doing this? This author wondered if professional nurses perceived themselves as being expected to provide spiritual care, believed it was part of the professional nurse role, and felt inadequately prepared ...
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Nurse educators are concerned about helping their students assess and meet their patients' spiritual needs. But how effective are we in doing this? This author wondered if professional nurses perceived themselves as being expected to provide spiritual care, believed it was part of the professional nurse role, and felt inadequately prepared ...
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Pediatric palliative care in the community
Ca-A Cancer Journal for Clinicians, 2015Deena Levine +2 more
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