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Spiritual comfort, spiritual support, and spiritual care: A simultaneous concept analysis
Nursing Forum, 2022 Spirituality is a dimension of life and the human being that should be included in holistic healthcare. One major barrier often described by nurses on implementing spirituality in practice relates to perceiving the concept of spirituality as subjective and sharing confounding similarities with other concepts.
Ana Patrícia Tavares +5 more
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Spiritual Decline as a Predictor of Posttraumatic Stress
Religions, 2020 Many college students in the United States arrive on campus with exposure to both traumatic events and typical negative life events, as well as varying levels of emotional wellness.
Abigail Crete +5 more
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Psychiatric Research and Clinical Practice, 2022 Objectives Spiritual psychotherapy addresses mental health concerns by integrating spirituality/religion into treatment. There is scant research on how such approaches interact with sexual minority status.
Eleanor M. Schuttenberg +5 more
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Evidence-Based Complementary and Alternative Medicine, 2014 Research in the field of mind-body medicine focuses on the complex interaction of psychoemotional, social, spiritual, experiential, and behavioral elements and their impact on health and the handling of disease. Specific approaches intend to investigate and promote patients' own abilities and resources to manage their respective stressors, that is ...
Büssing, Arndt +5 more
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HTS Teologiese Studies/Theological Studies, 2017 Christianity changed the world for the better through the development of education, charity organisations, art, music, law and medical care among others. However, not all changes initiated by Christianity were positive.
Erna Oliver +4 more
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Spiritual leadership and spiritual care in neonatology [PDF]
Journal of Nursing Management, 2012 This article aims to explore spiritual care in the neonatal care environment in addition to highlighting the importance of spiritual leadership of a health team in that context.Neonatal care is an ethically demanding and stressful area of practice. Babies and families require spiritual needs to be recognized in the context of holistic care.
Caldeira, Sílvia, Hall, Jenny
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BMC Health Services Research, 2017 Background Hospital staff experience high level of work stress and they have to find strategies to adapt and react to it. When they perceive emotional exhaustion and job dissatisfaction in response to constant work stress, one reaction might be emotional
Arndt Büssing +4 more
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Spirituality and spiritual care in and around childbirth [PDF]
Women and Birth, 2015 Emerging evidence points to childbirth as a spiritually felt meaningful occasion. Although growing literature and development of guidelines charge the midwife to provide spiritual care felt spiritual experiences are not addressed. There is need to revisit contemporary approaches to spiritual care in midwifery lest something of significance becomes lost
Crowther, S, Hall, J
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When equal becomes the same. The spirituality of sex: Have we lost it?
Verbum et Ecclesia, 2017 In this contribution, spirituality and sexuality are brought together as part of a quest for authenticity. In conversation with Hegel and Nietzsche, the confusion between sameness and difference as it plays out in the confusion between the public and ...
Annelise Erasmus, Christo J.S. Lombaard
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Artifact Role in Shaping Identity and Empowering Spiritual Practice [PDF]
MethexisArtifacts play an essential role in the contours of a cultural tradition, constituting the constant landmarks of a perennial. Within a given cultural horizon, those artifacts that express the ethos of that horizon in an exemplary way are the most ...
Dan Chitoiu, Corina Domnari
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