Professionele Begeleiding en Spiritualiteit 2007
DOI: 10.1007/978-90-313-9546-0_6
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“…The SPIRIT questionnaire (see Table 1) was developed to screen the spiritual dimension of patients (Berger et al, 2014;Scheper, 2014;Schrijver et al, 2013;Smeets, 2016;Smeets & de Vries, 2016;van Amerongen, 2015). The fundamental assumption in the SPIRIT questionnaire is that asking: "(…) what is on your mind at the moment," followed by several topics, gives a good indication of the spiritual issues patients encounter and may want to discuss with a health care professional.…”
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“…The SPIRIT questionnaire (see Table 1) was developed to screen the spiritual dimension of patients (Berger et al, 2014;Scheper, 2014;Schrijver et al, 2013;Smeets, 2016;Smeets & de Vries, 2016;van Amerongen, 2015). The fundamental assumption in the SPIRIT questionnaire is that asking: "(…) what is on your mind at the moment," followed by several topics, gives a good indication of the spiritual issues patients encounter and may want to discuss with a health care professional.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies have noted the importance of a valid and more thorough quantitative instrument that is also suitable in a secularized context (Damen & Leget, 2017;Fitchett, 2017). With this aim, the Spirituality and Pastoral care In Relation to chronic Illness and Terminal disease (SPIRIT) questionnaire has been developed for screening in the Dutch health care setting (Schrijver et al, 2013;Smeets, 2010Smeets, , 2016Smeets & de Vries, 2016). In the present article, we present the SPIRIT questionnaire and describe its reliability and construct validity.…”
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