In palliative care, a biopsychosocial-spiritual model is essential to address the patient in
totality. Spirituality is often a relevant issue in such settings, yet there is a need to …

Objective: To study the relationship between the psychological and spiritual dimensions in
adult palliative care. Methods: The data sources used were Medline, Web of Knowledge and …

The potential of spirituality to contribute to improving the quality of life of those experiencing
life-threatening illness is yet to be fully realised in most palliative care settings. This may be …

Background: Modern palliative care defines four key domains fundamental to a patients'
holistic care: physical, emotional, social, and spiritual. Regardless of the symptom being …

Avec un point de mire accru sur les soins multidisciplinaires, les psychologues sont amenés
à travailler au sein d'équipes de soins palliatifs. La spiritualité est souvent une question de …

Spirituality and spiritual care are gaining increasing attention but their potential contribution
to palliative care remains unclear. The aim of this study was to synthesize qualitative …

This paper reports on a focus group study aimed at exploring the difficulties that palliative
care healthcare professionals encounter while assessing the spiritual distress of their …

Purpose Spirituality is one of the main aspects of palliative care. The concept is
multidimensional and encompasses the existential realm as well as value-based and …

The interdisciplinary supportive and palliative care model of spiritual care proposes
inclusion of the spiritual domain in the overall screening and history-taking process and …

Critical junctures in patients' lives such as chronic illnesses and advanced diseases may
leave the persons in a state of imbalance or disharmony of body, mind and spirit. With …