Category: Spirituality

Table of Contents Introduction The Post-War Struggle Apathy and Death Materialism and Spirituality Conventionalism Death-in-Life Conclusion References Introduction T.S. Eliot is one of the most significant modernist poets, particularly due to his use of vivid imagery in the exploration of social issues pertaining to the British community of the time. The Waste Land, written in…

Interview Interviewer (I): Hello! I would like to ask you several questions concerning your spiritual beliefs, if thats okay. Respondent (R): Yes, surely. Go ahead. I: How do you define your faith? R: Im a Catholic  my entire family is. Going to church on Sunday is an important ritual for me. I: Do you…

Interview Tools for assessment In the framework of the modern medical care, there are many challenges and aspects that need to be accounted. The aspect of the spiritual harmony and addressing the patients spiritual needs is the one that is often overlooked. However, the aim of the modern hospitals is to create the combination of…

Interview: Exploring Ones Experience as a Patient An overview of patients experiences is crucial to the further improvement of the quality of care. Therefore, conducting interviews as the quickest way of analyzing patient-specific challenges associated with receiving appropriate healthcare services is necessary. To improve the quality of care, a patient was recruited for participation in…

Table of Contents Introduction Physicians Decision Christianity and Medical Intervention Spiritual Needs Assessment Conclusion References Introduction Healthcare professionals should consider the principles of care delivery to ensure that they maximize the outcomes of their patients. Unfortunately, issues to do with religion can affect the decisions both patients and practitioners have to make. This discussion applies…

Table of Contents Assigned Article Summary Impact of Assigned Article Content on Future Practice Conclusion References The assigned paper topic is spirituality as a concept and its application in nursing. The article examined in this paper is Spiritual Wellness: A Journey Toward Wholeness by Hrabe, Melnyk, and Neale (2018). This paper summarizes the idea of…

Providing patients with spiritual support is one of the crucial components of a strategy that leads to successful management of their health-related concerns. However, in the present-day setting, a healthcare provider must be able to meet the spiritual needs of patients from a variety of backgrounds, some of which may be significantly different from what…

Introduction Ethical standards are essential in all employment settings. Consequently, nurses should be conversant with the guiding principles of nursing (Walsh, 2010). This would enable nurses to provide quality services to patients and work within an acceptable ethical framework. Usually, nurses cooperate with colleagues to provide efficient services to patients. They also work to observe…

As you correctly pointed out, being spiritual does not simply imply Christian or religious faith in general, this is why nurses should have at least basic knowledge about other peoples cultural and religious beliefs. For example, in Buddhism, different techniques of meditation are regarded as the primary form of therapy through which suffering can be…

Spirituality in Patients The meaning of spirituality varies a lot depending on an individual and the faith he/she posses (Barna, 2003). To some people, it may be used to refer to the faith they posses while in others, it may be used to give life meaning and purposes. Whatever the reason, spirituality is important in…