… Life-threatening illnesses often raise existential questions … The impact of spiritual support
on EOL care was largely seen … Careful assessment of the patient’s motivation and consultation …

… the emotional impact of caregiving and the end of life of their … not specifically ask about
religion or spirituality, although this … care team and should be assessed and managed by health …

… important relationship of religious/spiritual beliefs in association … evaluation framework used
uniform definitions for religion, … psychic trauma emanating from the existential loss of faith. …

… , spirituality has been associated with existential wellness and … Spiritual assessment is a
core domain of palliative care, a … The statistical significance of the adjusted associations with …

… Significance of results. A range of personal, organizational, … of spiritual/existential care
practices at the end of life, as well as … Nurses assess the patient’s openness to spiritual/existential …

… of life it is about going to school and being around friends and … and express spiritual concerns
is essential to assessment and … See the impact this article is making through the number of …

… may turn to religion to meet their existential needs, others find … in life refers to a sense of
understanding, significance, and … This instrument takes around 5–10 min to complete. We used …

… of various religious, spiritual, and secularized existential … contains questions oriented towards
existential topics and formulated … Only the local context can evaluate these considerations, …

… can understand spiritual re-evaluation as the process in which one tries to overcome existential
… Taking a stand towards the conditions of life: affirming life despite fate and death. A little …

… significance and respond to the spiritual needs of people with … humanistic or existential
conceptualisation of spirituality. … , data extraction, quality appraisal and assessing the certainty of …