Background: Spiritual issue is an important part of care in palliative care patients. The
experiences in the palliative care providers have not been studied in Thailand. Objective: To …

Background: In Thailand, most terminally ill patients die in hospital and are looked after by
health professionals. Terminally ill patients tend to receive physical care only, while in the …

Background Spiritual care is frequently cited as a key component of hospice care in
Taiwanese healthcare and beyond. The aim of this research is to gauge physicians and …

Background: Nursing students form part of the healthcare team who care for patients who
are living with a terminal illness and facing physical and spiritual suffering. However, there is …

Most Thai registered nurses who provide end-of-life care emphasize the physical dimension
of care rather than spiritual care. There is a need to explore the experiences of Thai nurses …

JCECC_Launching the Spiritual Care Training Project for Medical Professionals in Taiwan
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Purpose The purpose of this study was to analyze the experiences of acute care hospital
nurses' on spiritual care with focus group interviews. Methods Data were collected from 24 …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To understand hospice palliative care nurses'(HPCNs)
perceptions towards spiritual care and their competence to provide spiritual care …

Introduction Spirituality is essential and forms a critical factor in the way palliative care
patients cope with their illnesses. It has been recognized as a major and important …

mok e., wong f. & wong d.(2010) The meaning of spirituality and spiritual care among the
Hong Kong Chinese terminally ill. Journal of Advanced Nursing 66 (2), 360–370. Abstract …