Journal of Advanced Nursing · 1988 · 79 citations · 13 references
NursingPalliative NursingPalliative CarePalliative Care NursingSpiritual CareSpiritual AssessmentSpiritual SupportSpiritual Well-beingSpiritualityHolistic ThinkingSpiritual Care AssessmentSpiritual Care EducationSpiritual Care Needs
Nursing has recognized spirituality as an aspect of holistic patient care but little has been written on the understanding of this concept within the holistic approach. In a discussion of the issue, three basic questions are addressed. These questions include 'What is spirituality?', 'How do patients express their spirituality?', and 'How can spiritual care be incorporated into a plan of care?' Drawing upon nursing and health-related literature, an outline of the concept of spirituality is drawn and five broad areas of expression are described. The nursing process is used to demonstrate how spirituality can be incorporated into the patient's plan of care.
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Guidelines for Spiritual Assessment
Ruth I. Stoll · AJN American Journal of Nursing · 1979 · 131 citations
Sister Callista Roy · AJN American Journal of Nursing · 1984 · 105 citations
The Mystical Experience as a Suicide Preventive
Paul Horton · American Journal of Psychiatry · 1973 · 42 citations
Humanities, Psychiatry, Psychology +13
Nursing and anthropology: two worlds to blend
Sr. Dolores Kane · AORN Journal · 1971 · 41 citations