June, 2018 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Spiritual Care Education of Health Care Professionals

June 14, 2018 education

Nurses and health care professionals should have an active role in meeting the spiritual needs of patients in collaboration with the family and the chaplain. Literature criticizes the impaired [...]
More >>

Religion, Spirituality, and the Hidden Curriculum: Medical Student and Faculty Reflections

June 14, 2018 education

CONTEXT: Religion and spirituality play an important role in physicians’ medical practice, but little research has examined their influence within the socialization of medical trainees and [...]
More >>

Religion, Spirituality, and the Intensive Care Unit: The Sound of Silence

June 14, 2018 ICU

Visualize for a moment the philosophical quandary of a tree falling in the uninhabited forest and whether it makes a sound—the dying tree, its surroundings of fellow trees, foliage, and [...]
More >>

A systematic review of associations between spiritual well-being and quality of life at the scale and factor levels in studies among patients with cancer

June 14, 2018 cancer

OBJECTIVE: The purpose of this systematic review was to examine the literature for associations between spiritual well-being and quality of life (QOL) among adults diagnosed with cancer. METHODS: [...]
More >>

Spiritual wellbeing, attitude toward spiritual care and its relationship with spiritual care competence among critical care nurses

June 14, 2018 nursing

[Full text available at the link below] Note: this article was featured in the APC Best Papers of 2015 bibliography.
More >>

Monthly Archive for: "June, 2018"

Spiritual Care Education of Health Care Professionals

Religion, Spirituality, and the Hidden Curriculum: Medical Student and Faculty Reflections

Religion, Spirituality, and the Intensive Care Unit: The Sound of Silence

A systematic review of associations between spiritual well-being and quality of life at the scale and factor levels in studies among patients with cancer

Spiritual wellbeing, attitude toward spiritual care and its relationship with spiritual care competence among critical care nurses