Conhecimento necessário para usar o poder da espiritualidade nos cuidados à saúde

Olson, Joanne

doi:10.1590/1982-0194201500017

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“…Maran et al, 2020) training is, therefore, relevant to the care of chronically and terminally ill people (L. Vargas-Escobar, 2017) Therefore, nursing education on spirituality and spiritual support are essential (Özveren & Kırca, 2019) However, health institutions have significant implementation limitations (Moreira et al, 2020). Likewise, there is a lack of knowledge of spiritual care in the execution of nursing care, so it is not included in the organization of the work process and the prioritization of physical care (Caldeira et al, 2014;Castanheira Nascimento et al, 2016) The lack of experience of meditation, reflection, and prayer that is spiritually uplifting and therapeutic (C. Oliveira et al, 2020) religious (N. to assess and intervene in the spiritual dimension (Olson, 2015;Ottaviani et al, 2014) of the person as a harmonious unity of mind, body, and spirit (Ortega et al, 2016).…”

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Dynamics of the Nursing Professional's Spirituality and Religiosity to Address Humanized Care in Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review of Latin American Experiences

León-Castro

Cabanillas-Chávez²,

Meneses-La-Riva³

et al. 2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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Today, institutions experience complex healthcare situations that include suffering, pain, and death. This review clarifies the various ways of fostering and motivating spirituality and religiosity to ensure humanized care in the healthcare setting. The objective of this study was to analyze the scientific evidence on the dynamics of spirituality and religiosity to address humanized care in healthcare settings. Documents were collected from the following databases: Scielo and Pubmed databases. The following words were used for the search: "spiritual wellbeing," "spiritual care," and "spirituality" in English, Spanish and Portuguese, selecting only Latin-American experiences. We found 101 scientific articles from 2014 to 2021 through inclusion and exclusion criteria such as those without open access, duplicity, articles in the pre-publication stage, and letters to the editor, and reviews. Finally, 48 were analyzed. The results show that the spiritual and religious dynamic is a hopeful element in the face of the illness and suffering experienced by the person, being necessary for the nurse to include in specialized care. We conclude that is important to include in professional training spiritual care competencies, being the essence of nursing, holistic care. The various research shows that spirituality is transcendent in the person, and it also provides inner strength to deal with pain and therapy. Finally, the nursing professional must work the aspects of spirituality in an empathic way with the patient, respecting his creed, worship, and favoring the integral well-being. Received: 5 September 2022 / Accepted: 14 January 2023 / Published: 5 March 2023

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Dynamics of the Nursing Professional's Spirituality and Religiosity to Address Humanized Care in Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review of Latin American Experiences

León-Castro

Cabanillas-Chávez²,

Meneses-La-Riva³

et al. 2023

Acad. J. Interdiscip. Stud.

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“…Because there is an increasing tendency of the professions linked to health, to include the spiritual assistance in a level of their practice patterns and others professionals' directives. [30] In the health context, the bond between the spirituality and the religiosity can result in severe ethic problems, in case of the professionals are not aware to the limits of the faith resources utilization, as a conduct to construction of a therapeutic link with the patient and family. In this sense, the approach about the patient spirituality suggests that the professionals shall be cautious, in a way to don't cause constraints or influences that are not well tolerated.…”

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Spirituality On The Assistance Practice Meaning: Multi Professional Team Perspectives

Silva¹,

Vasconcelos²,

Freire³

et al. 2017

int arch med

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The spirituality has been pointed as a valuable resource that helps the human being to face the sickness process. This study aimed to investigate the opinion of a multi professional health team about the spirituality on the health-disease process and; verify the multi professional health team perspectives about the spiritual care integrated to the health assistance. It is about a descriptive research with qualitative approach, developed with members of a school-hospital multi professional team, in João Pessoa city -PB. Analyzed qualitatively, through content analyze technique, in the thematic modality, proposed by Bardin. From the analyzes of empirical material obtained through subjective questions, emerged two thematic categories: spirituality with religiosity interface, transcendence, life style and culture; spirituality influence on the promotion of comfort to the patient and on the professional ethical posture. It was understood in this study that the multi professional team understanding about the spirituality is ambiguous and permeated by fragile significances. The professionals don't feel prepared and comfortable yet to insert this therapeutic modality in their routine, however there is a more exponential perception of this gape in the assistance plan.

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“…The spirituality by giving purpose to the lives of the people becomes an important component that contributes to positive health outcomes and quality of life [15].…”

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The Influence Of Religiousness In The Process Of Development Of Cancer

Gomes¹,

Pereira²,

Ramos³

et al. 2016

Int Arch Med

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Introduction: There are positive influences of religious and spiritual beliefs in the face of diseases such as cancer.Objective: To analyse the influence of spirituality and religiosity in cancer in the perspective of cancer patients. Methods:It is a qualitative, descriptive and exploratory research, carried out with 10 patients in cancer treatment, aged between 37 and 75 years. Data were collected through interviews, containing guiding questions about the theme and treated according to the Content Analysis. Results:The results are summarized into three categories: (1) perceptions/conceptions of patients in the discovery of cancer; (2) vision and experience of spirituality/religiosity of cancer patients and (3) the influence of spirituality/religiosity in the treatment of cancer. They were discussed in the light of the relevant literature to the subject. Conclusion:Cancer brings a new life meaning for patients. Religion and spirituality have a strong relationship between the disease and faith in the possibilities of healing, which makes the religious coping a stress reduction strategy and improves quality of life of people. IntroductionCancer is a worldwide public health problem that really affects Brazil [1], associating the physical and emotional effects characterized by a biochemical disorder that originates from the uncontrolled growth of cells that invade tissues and organs and can spread metastasized to other parts of the body [2].The diagnosis of cancer causes a strong impact on the lives of those affected and their families. Therefore, in the face of hopelessness and suffering caused by the discovery of the disease, seek in spirituality/religiosity positive or negative sense to experiences [3].Spirituality is an existential intimate feeling, a search for the meaning of life and being in the world and it will not necessarily be linked to a belief in something bigger, like God [4]. It is universal, is the essence of being human, and goes beyond any doutrin [5].It is observed that religiousness and spirituality, although they relate, are not equal. Religiosity can be understood as a set of beliefs and practices belonging to a doctrine, which are shared and followed by a group of people through services or rituals that necessarily involve the notion of faith [4].Brazilian clinical populations have shown that religious and spiritual involvement enhances the quality of life and reduces depression and anxiety in ambulatory treatments [6]. It also notes that in young people with cancer, spirituality seems to emerge as a component that increases the hope for them, helping to face the challenges generated by the chronicity of the disease and the search for the meaning of life [7]. Elderly patients related to religious faith to hope, balance and fortification [8].Researchers (?) point out the benefits of religiousness/spirituality to face disease, justifying the inclusion of the theme in the interventions in health [7][8][9].Each individual expresses spirituality in their own way, relating it to hope to su...

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Conhecimento necessário para usar o poder da espiritualidade nos cuidados à saúde

Cited by 5 publications

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Dynamics of the Nursing Professional's Spirituality and Religiosity to Address Humanized Care in Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review of Latin American Experiences

Dynamics of the Nursing Professional's Spirituality and Religiosity to Address Humanized Care in Healthcare Settings: A Systematic Review of Latin American Experiences

Spirituality On The Assistance Practice Meaning: Multi Professional Team Perspectives

The Influence Of Religiousness In The Process Of Development Of Cancer

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