This paper provides a concise but comprehensive review of research on religion/spirituality
(R/S) and both mental health and physical health. It is based on a systematic review of …

Background For many years, spirituality has been regarded as an integral aspect of patient
care in fields closely allied to pain medicine such as palliative and supportive care. Despite …

L'ouvrage• Devenu un outil pédagogique incontournable de la neuropsychologie pour les
métiers de la santé et des sciences humaines et sociales depuis près de 30 ans, cet …

Purpose For many patients confronted with chronic diseases, spirituality/religiosity is a
relevant resource to cope. While most studies on patients' spiritual needs refer to the care of …

For many patients confronted with chronic diseases, spirituality/religiosity is an important
resource for coping. Patients often report unmet spiritual and existential needs, and spiritual …

There is a multitude of instruments for measuring religiosity/spirituality. Many of these
questionnaires are used or even were developed in the context of studies about the …

This entry includes the following topics: theory; coping as a transaction; elaborations and
further considerations; ways of coping; problem-focused and emotion-focused coping; …

Objective Research has shown that several patients report unmet psychosocial and spiritual
needs. While most studies focus on patients with advanced stages of disease, we intended …

The meta-analysis presented here investigates the relationship between
religiosity/spirituality (R/S) and mental health based on 67 studies from the German …

This systematic review examined the extent to which measures of religiosity/spirituality
(R/S):(1) are associated with pain, function, pain-related beliefs (beliefs), coping responses …