Webwe showed how spiritual needs play a role in the palliative phase and argued that the development of a systematic, narrative intervention can assist chaplains.
Webto identify on the one hand the spiritual needs of patients who are at the end of life and on the other hand, the way in which nursing professionals can work to.
Webconnection and relationality are two concepts that are evident in considerations of spirituality.
Webin this chapter, we seek to answer the question of whether or not it is important for nurses to address the spiritual needs of those in their care, and if so,.
Webspiritual care is as important as physical care and supporting patients spiritually as they approach the end of life is vital.
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Webqualitative studies about spiritual aspects at the end of life point to three main themes:
Webthis study found three main reasons that make religion, belief, and spirituality important for patients and their loved ones when facing imminent death: