Spiritual Care Activities of Nurses Using Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) Labels

Cavendish, Roberta; Konecny, Lynda; Mitzeliotis, Claudia; Russo, Donna; Luise, Barbara Kraynyak; BS, Melissa Lanza; Medeíindt, Judith; Bajo, Mary Ann McPartlan

doi:10.1111/j.1744-618x.2003.00113.x

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“…Neglecting the patients’ inner thoughts can indicate that the RN does not know how to handle the situation. Cavendish et al (2003) believed that spiritual needs are patient specific, and that the same patient would need many different kinds of spiritual support, but they also recognized the need for more knowledge in the field. Ross (2006) mentioned the importance of developing instruments in the field so as to make it possible to capture the different kinds of spiritual needs.…”

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Dealing with daily emotions—supportive activities for the elderly in a municipal care setting

Norell

Ziegert

Kihlgren

2012

International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well

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There are diverse descriptions of supportive activities in nursing to be found in the literature. What they have in common is their association with good care outcomes, but they may differ depending on the context in which the care is given. In a Swedish municipal elderly care setting, registered nurses (RN) work in a consultative way and they describe a part of their tasks as comprising supportive activities without specifying what kind of supportive activities they mean. The aim of the study was to explore the main concern of the support given by RN to a group of patients in an elderly home care setting. The study was conducted using Grounded Theory. Data were collected using nonparticipant observations regarding the supportive activities of 12 RN at the home of 36 patients between the ages of 80 and 102. Most of the home visit lasted about 40 min but some lasted for 90 min. The central category was about dealing with daily emotions. This was done by encouraging the situation and reducing the patient's limitations, but situations also occurred in which there was a gap of support. Support was about capturing the emotions that the patient expressed for a particular moment, but there were also situations in which RN chose not to give support. To develop a holistic eldercare, more knowledge is needed about the factors causing the RN to choose not to provide support on some occasions.

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Dealing with daily emotions—supportive activities for the elderly in a municipal care setting

Norell

Ziegert

Kihlgren

2012

International Journal of Qualitative Studies on Health and Well

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“…Hastaneye yattıktan sonra uygulanan tanı işlemleri, kalabalık ortamda bulunma, estetik kaygılar, ameliyattan sonra takılan drenler ve yaşadığı ağrı nedeniyle stres yaşamaktadır. (Cavendish, Konecny, Mitzeliotis, Russo, Luise, Melissa et al 2003).…”

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Adolesan İdi̇yopati̇k Skolyoz Tanili Hastada Fonksi̇yonel Sağlik Örüntüleri̇ Modeli̇ne Göre Hemşi̇reli̇k Bakimi: Olgu Sunumu

Koç¹,

Bulut²,

Karaman³

2019

Journal of Anatolia Nursing and Health Sciences

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Adolesan idiyopatik skolyoz, en sık görülen skolyoz tipidir ve sağlıklı çocuklarda puberte döneminde, omurga ve gövdenin üç boyutlu deformasyonu şeklinde gelişir. Skolyoz operasyonu sonrasında hemşirelik bakımı çok önemlidir; hasta takibi, mobilizasyonu, olası komplikasyonların önlenmesi, hasta ve ailesinin eğitimi, rehabilitasyonu gibi konular önemli yer tutmaktadır. Bu nedenle hastalara bakım veren hemşirelerin, hastayı bütüncül olarak değerlendirebilmek ve uygun girişimleri planlayabilmek için hemşirelik süreci ve sınıflama sistemlerini rehber olarak kullanmaları gerekir. Olgu, Marjory Gordon'un "Fonksiyonel Sağlık Örüntüleri" modeli kapsamında değerlendirilmiş olup model temel alınarak hazırlanan hemşirelik sürecinde hastanın yaşadığı ve yaşaması olası olan sorunlar incelenmiştir.

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“…Why do many scholars believe that: The uncertainty of life events and the crisis of illness create spiritual needs that generate spiritual responses and provide opportunities for spiritual care [13] and basically, spiritual care as an essential component of holistic care involves understanding the spiritual beliefs of the client / patient, and recognizing his spiritual needs [14]? So the members of the health team should increase their knowledge about spirituality and the in luence of spiritual beliefs on lifestyle, response to the disease, choice of care and treatment1.…”

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Effect of spiritual health (Sound Heart) on the other dimensions of health at different levels of prevention

Asadzandi¹

2018

Clin J Nurs Care Pract

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Introduction and goal: From the perspective of Islam, spiritual health means having a Sound Heart (a calm, confi dent and optimistic soul, with hope for God's mercy, satisfaction with destiny and vitality). The way to achieve spiritual health is strengthening the faith and taking good deeds based on religious spirituality. This study was conducted with the aim of determining the impact of spiritual health (Sound Heart) on the other aspects of health at different levels of prevention. Methods: In nine phases of research in 16 years, after designing and validating the "Sound Heart Model". The spiritual problems of patients and healthy clients were determined. Spiritual care guidelines and the spiritual counseling model in patients and healthy clients were designed. Then "Parent's Spiritual Empowerment Program", "inter-professional spiritual health care training program" was extracted. Based on the fi ndings of the previous steps, the effect of spiritual health on other aspects of health at different levels of prevention was extracted. Findings: Belief in God and divine love creates spiritual health (Sound heart) with wisdom, chastity, courage, justice, dignity, kindness, and sincerity in action. Faith prevents neglecting from the God's remembrance and its consequences such as: unhealthy lifestyle, risky behaviors, destructive excitements, psychosocial diseases in clients and eliminates the fear, anxiety, sadness and disappointment in patients. Spiritual health causes living in the present time with patience and grace of God, creates hope, optimism for the future, courage to face life crises. By creating mental health, it improves the psycho-neuron-immunologic function and improves physical health. Conclusion: Considering the great impact of spiritual health on the other aspects of health at all levels of prevention, it is imperative that students and health care staff, by referring to these concepts, carry out spiritual care/counseling.

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Spiritual Care Activities of Nurses Using Nursing Interventions Classification (NIC) Labels

Abstract: This study supports greater specificity in describing spiritual care interventions to a level that allows replication and advancement of knowledge.

Cited by 45 publications

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Dealing with daily emotions—supportive activities for the elderly in a municipal care setting

Dealing with daily emotions—supportive activities for the elderly in a municipal care setting

Adolesan İdi̇yopati̇k Skolyoz Tanili Hastada Fonksi̇yonel Sağlik Örüntüleri̇ Modeli̇ne Göre Hemşi̇reli̇k Bakimi: Olgu Sunumu

Effect of spiritual health (Sound Heart) on the other dimensions of health at different levels of prevention

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