Spirituality in Nursing and Health

Lalani, Nasreen; Chen, Amity

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“…It parallels the physiological and psychological demands needed for gratification in Maslow's hierarchy of needs theory (Maslow, 1943). Spirituality plays a crucial role in holistic care, affecting how patients reach a balance in life and sustain well‐being and health (Lalani & Chen, 2021). According to the holistic model, the body, mind, and spirit are interrelated.…”

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Student nurses' spiritual care competence and attitude: An online survey

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Zhang

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Nursing Open

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Aims This study aimed to assess student nurses' competence and attitude toward spiritual care and analysed the associated factors. Design Cross‐sectional study using an online survey. Methods From April 14 to June 14, 2018, a convenience sample of 938 student nurses were recruited from six schools of Nursing in Hunan Province, China. Data were collected by using the Chinese versions of the Spiritual Care Competence Scale (C‐SCCS) and the Spiritual Care Attitude Scale (C‐SCAS). Results The average total score on the C‐SCCS was 21.42 (±4.27) out of 30 and the C‐SCAS was 58.03 (±9.90) out of 75. Factors such as liking the nursing profession, attending a spiritual care course, participation in classroom learning or expert lecture, and supporting continuous and systematic training were the strongest predictors of higher spiritual care competence and attitude. A better attitude about spiritual care was a relatively moderate and significant predictor of higher spiritual care competence.

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“…Spirituality plays a crucial role in holistic care, affecting how patients reach a balance in life and sustain well-being and health (Lalani & Chen, 2021). According to the holistic model, the body, mind, and spirit are interrelated.…”

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Student nurses' spiritual care competence and attitude: An online survey

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Zhang

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Nursing Open

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“…Through reflection, participants connected personal boundaries and worldviews to their own spirituality not tied to specific religious values and beliefs but encompassing meaning development. 26 Spiritual expression is complex; students, especially those without experiences related to death and dying, are at most risk for spiritual uncertainty. Uncertainty in one's spirituality can lead to loss of meaning, putting providers at risk for burnout because the loss of meaning is an antecedent to burnout.…”

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“…This study shared similar findings indicating that connections, whether to self, others, or a deity, are also about discovery and personal growth. Through reflection, participants connected personal boundaries and worldviews to their own spirituality not tied to specific religious values and beliefs but encompassing meaning development 26 …”

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Reflective Journaling as Preparation for Spiritual Care of Patients

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Lalani

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J Hosp Palliat Nurs

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Death is a human experience; however, an understanding of dying, grief, and loss continues to elude many cultures, even more elusive is the understanding of complicated grief for families and burnout for providers caring for the dying patient and their families. To prepare students taking care of dying patients and their families, the Catalyzing Relationships at the End of Life program included addressing perceptions of one's own death through journal reflection. The Catalyzing Relationships at the End of Life program utilized journals to ascertain student understanding of issues surrounding family communication at the end of life. Journal reflections were embedded in an online learning management system and utilized structured prompts as the journaling method. These prompts addressed what students desire for their own family relationships during their own death. Results from the qualitative descriptive analysis included 4 themes: meaning, beliefs, connections, and good death. Reflections about their own death were a powerful experience for student participants. Although questions about spirituality were not specifically asked, themes relating to spirituality emerged from the data.

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“…A promoção de cuidados atraumáticos, preparação para procedimentos e adoção de medidas para alívio da dor e do desconforto devem fazer parte da rotina de cuidado das crianças e atenção aos seus familiares (Avanci et al, 2009). Estudos atuais apontam a necessidade de serviços de saúde que atendam às necessidades cada vez mais complexas de crianças com condições que limitam e ameaçam a vida, que levem em consideração a individualidade e a integralidade do sujeito nos cuidados prestados (Mitchell et al, 2020;García-Ventura et al, 2020;Lalani & Chen, 2021).…”

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AGRADECIMENTOS"Certa vez, em um curso sobre Metodologia, ouvi da profissional que o ministrava que não deveríamos agradecer a Deus em "escritas científicas", que tal ato não tinha nada a ver com a Ciência... Ouso-me a contrariá-la... Nunca estive tão perto de Deus, presenciando Sua força e sentindo o Seu poder, como durante cada encontro com as crianças, ouvindo seus relatos e presenciando a importância da fé".Portanto, inicio agradecendo a Deus, por todo seu cuidado e amor, demonstrado em cada participante da minha pesquisa e durante toda a minha escrita, inspirando-me a tornar ciência, o que transcende a conexão pessoal à uma força maior.Aos meus pais, Jorge e Terezinha, por me fazerem quem sou, pelo amor incondicional e ser fonte diária de incentivo e força durante minha vida. À minha irmã Cristina, por confiar, torcer e vibrar por mim a cada conquista. Sinto sua presença constante em cada degrau da minha escalada! Você é muito especial! Ao meu esposo Luis, amor, amigo e companheiro, por acalmar-me em meio às incertezas e cuidar de mim com tanto amor e dedicação, compreendendo e validando todos os meus sentimentos e afetos. Sem seu apoio e incentivo o caminho teria sido muito mais difícil. À minha orientadora Profa. Dra. Betânia Alves Veiga Dell'Aglli, pela generosidade em compartilhar todo o conhecimento e tempo. Por ter me conduzido em cada passo nesse caminho árduo e rico da pesquisa científica. Aproveito para registrar o meu carinho, o meu respeito e profunda admiração pela pessoa e profissional que é! À Prof. Dra. Luciana Maria Caetano por ter me acolhido no Grupo de Pesquisa em Desenvolvimento Moral -GPDM, por ser fonte de inspiração acadêmica, em afeto, moralidade e estudo. Seu conhecimento e competência são admiráveis! Aos colegas do GPDM, por todas as trocas, companheirismo, amizade... Vocês são únicos!

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Spirituality in Nursing and Health

Cited by 10 publications

References 31 publications

Student nurses' spiritual care competence and attitude: An online survey

Student nurses' spiritual care competence and attitude: An online survey

Reflective Journaling as Preparation for Spiritual Care of Patients

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