… to ascertain its members' perceptions of spirituality and spiritual care (see Royal College of
… qualitative findings reported in this article are compared with some of the quantitative findings…

… event” for everyone affected by a terminal illness.47, 48 Our findings suggest that illness
can be a spiritual, religious, and/or values-based event, depending on individuals' …

… This qualitative paper reports the findings of an independent … participants’ ability to deliver
spiritual care in clinical practice. … of spiritual care and the impact of spiritual care training on …

… of spiritual care can be effective in the design, evaluation, follow-up, and modification of
spiritual intervention plans, this study took a qualitative … This study is a part of the findings of the …

… a spiritual care training standard to increase spiritual care competence in nursing and
midwifery. The EPICC Spiritual Care … The diversity of our findings stems from terminological …

… a qualitative systematic review on how healthcare providers of patients in stages of advanced
dementia perceive spirituality needs and ways to approach spirituality care. … Our findings …

… presents the qualitative findings from the first national survey of New Zealand nurses’ views
on spirituality and spiritual care. … Our findings show that many nurses consider spirituality and …

… The findings of this study emphasize the necessity of developing coherent spiritual care …
Based on our findings, behavioral-restrictions can be the result of a lack of understanding of …

… qualitative approaches to investigate how nurses’ construct their understanding of spirituality
and spiritual care … Findings indicate that specific integration of spiritual care into nursing …

… understanding of spirituality and spiritual care may cause confusion, these findings may provide
… Aggregation of the participants totalled 1870, broken down as 249 in the qualitative and …