Spiritual care refers to a purposeful process of helping another find meaning and purpose in
life through a mutual connection. Providing spiritual care is a professional nursing mandate …

The purpose of this chapter is to explicate the middle-range theory The Omnipresence of
Cancer, including two concepts, Uncertainty and Transitoriness. The diagnosis of cancer …

Introduction The rhetoric of Palliative Care encompasses physical, psychological, social and
spiritual domains. 1 However, this last element is often the most contentious in both …

Spirituality is defined an individual's personal experience and subsequent perspective of the
sacred. Spirituality does not entail religiosity, but religion is a means by which one may …

T here is greater awareness among contemporary family physicians and other health care
providers of the intersection of religion and spirituality with health care (Cadge, 2012) …

Palliative care seeks to provide holistic care to improve the quality of life for the sick,
especially as they approach the end of their lives. Addressing the spiritual dimension of the …