In recent years, there has been an exponential increase in studies demonstrating the
positive effects of the religiosity/spirituality (R/S) approach on patients' physical and mental …

Aims and objectives To compare the frequency of nurse‐provided spiritual care across
diverse cultures. Background Given an ethical imperative to respect patient spirituality and …

Background Although nurses typically view spiritual care as important, it is provided
infrequently. Objectives This research investigated psychiatric mental health nurses' …

This descriptive study aimed at determining the spiritual care competencies and the
frequency of spiritual care practices of nurses. A total of 119 nurses working in the palliative …

Background Most nurses working in intensive care units are unprepared to provide spiritual
care to patients and they lack the competence and skills to provide spiritual care. Lack of …

This study evaluated the association between nurse spirituality and frequency of spiritual
care among 560 nurses working at Dicle University Hospital in Turkey. The Spirituality Scale …

Severe mental illness disrupts daily functioning, burdening family caregivers, who often
adopt spiritual coping strategies. With comprehensive skills, mental health nurses can …

Background: Given the global concern about mental health in the world, different
approaches are being explored in its approach and treatment. In this line, the care of the …

Abstract Background and Aim: Educating nurses about spiritual principles and values helps
to have a deeper understanding of problems and increases the quality-of-care delivery …

This study aimed to investigate associated factors of spirituality and spiritual care in clinical
nurses in Indonesia. Cross-sectional descriptive and correlational research designs were …