Aligning Islamic Spirituality to Medical Imaging

Zainuddin, Zainul Ibrahim

doi:10.1007/s10943-015-0074-x

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“…31 Zainuddin summarized that Medical Imaging practice has its contributions in the curative, rehabilitative, and preventive medicine, besides the application of technology and associated procedures. 4 Other than that, as a part of the field of medicine, Medical Imaging subscribes to accepted principles and doctrines of health care. Observation of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy and justice are some of the main characteristics that form the principles of health care as proposed by Beauchamp and Childress (1989).…”

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Observation of beneficence, non-maleficence, autonomy and justice are some of the main characteristics that form the principles of health care as proposed by Beauchamp and Childress (1989). 4 The earlier author stressed that most of the principles and concepts, which have been professionally accepted, were formulated by those who came from the secular background. There is nothing wrong in adopting and adapting the concepts and principles introduced by the non-Muslim scholars as long as they are parallel to the Islamic teaching.…”

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…There is nothing wrong in adopting and adapting the concepts and principles introduced by the non-Muslim scholars as long as they are parallel to the Islamic teaching. 4 Discussions addressing the Islamic perspectives of the aspects encountered by Medical imaging practitioners in their professional settings are limited. Zainuddin in his work conceptualized Islamic spirituality in Medical imaging involving the humanistic and technical dimensions of the practitioner, patient care and practices.…”

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Zainuddin in his work conceptualized Islamic spirituality in Medical imaging involving the humanistic and technical dimensions of the practitioner, patient care and practices. 4 In the literature, the author has outlined the overview on the concept of Islamic spirituality in relation to the Medical Imaging practices with the discussions on several cases in point for better understanding of the issues such as the preservation of 'aurah (dignity) and cross-gender patient-practitioner interactions are the examples that are highlighted. Many discussions from western literature have been addressing the spirituality and spiritual needs by clinicians and nurses, especially in the aspects that related to death, euthanasia or end of life.…”

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

“…This has been stressed in a study by Zainuddin. 4 The author explains that this is one of the consequences of the adoption of secular approach in separating spiritual dimensions from medical imaging practices. Negative effects may occur to the Medical imaging practices in particular, and the healthcare practices in general.…”

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confidence: 99%

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Addressing Islamic Values in Medical Imaging Professionalism

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Zainuddin²

2018

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This paper presents a conceptual framework in aligning the integration of Islamic values into the Medical imaging practices through the aspect of Islamic Personality (IP). IP is a form of moral quality in the psychological aspects of a human, which is governed by the belief in Allah as the One God and Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him) as His servant and His messenger. This work is seen within the context of harmonizing Islamic values to the currently accepted professional attributes in medical imaging. The medical imaging practice is comprised of various domains; basic principles in healthcare and medical imaging, patient care, use of technology, the technicalities or procedures, quality, safety, economic, research and professionalism. In order to conceptualize the IP as applicable for Muslim Medical imaging practitioners’ ten professional guidelines were examined. The extracted professional attributes were sorted into common themes within the context of the above domains. From the examination of the guidelines, the expected professional attributes of medical imaging practitioners are closely related to the concepts in Islamic ethics (‘ilm al-akhlaq) and circle around character building. There are nineteen common professional personality traits that were determined from the Medical imaging professional guidelines; 1) respectful, 2) safe practice, 3) safe activity, 4) equality, 5) trustworthy, 6) honesty and integrity, 7) truthful, 8) responsible and accountable, 9) compassionate, 10) wisdom, and 11) being up-to-date, 12) competence, 13) teamwork, 14) self-reflection, 15) dignity, 16) ethical behaviors, 17) adhere to laws and regulations, 18) effective communication, and 19) continuity of knowledge and skills development. Some of these traits were interpreted within the Islamic perspectives as applicable for Muslim Medical imaging practitioners. The outlined conceptual framework could be a model for improvement in the practice of Muslim Medical imaging practitioners in terms of IP. In conclusion, the professional attributes as addressed in the current professional guidelines are feasible to be aligned with the IP to form a set of Islamic personalities that are applicable for Muslim Medical imaging practitioners.

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Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Overview Of Medical Imaging Theory and Practicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Islamic Spiritual and Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship to Eternal Happiness: A Conceptual Paper

Wahab

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Evaluation of the role of Islamic values in improvement of spiritual health among Iraqi Muslims

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Talib³

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Contribution: Divine and religious values and Islamic ethics have always been considered in Islamic communities, where formal and informal procedures are taken into consideration. An Islamic approach to management is combined with Islamic values, behaviours and ethics, and these values affect Islamic administration. Therefore, a proper understanding of Islamic values will help develop the right plan for human resource management, as well as the maintenance of organisational and community health.

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Aligning Islamic Spirituality to Medical Imaging

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Addressing Islamic Values in Medical Imaging Professionalism

Addressing Islamic Values in Medical Imaging Professionalism

Islamic Spiritual and Emotional Intelligence and Its Relationship to Eternal Happiness: A Conceptual Paper

Evaluation of the role of Islamic values in improvement of spiritual health among Iraqi Muslims

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