Download from ISBN number Health Care & Spirituality : Listening, Assessing, Caring
Health Care & Spirituality : Listening, Assessing, Caring
Published Date: 16 Apr 2019
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Original Languages: English
Format: Hardback::314 pages
ISBN10: 0415785057
ISBN13: 9780415785051
Publication City/Country: London, United Kingdom
Imprint: ROUTLEDGE
File size: 40 Mb
Dimension: 152x 229x 20.57mm::590g
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Gilbert, R. B. (Ed.). (2002). Death, value and meaning series. Health care & spirituality: Listening, assessing, caring. Amityville, NY, US: Baywood Publishing Co. Listen for clues that a resident wants to talk about spirituality, judge its role, and be respectful. Assessing a nursing home resident's spirituality can enhance care and How would like me to address these issues in your health care? Scottish health and social care services spend more time and money on this provides clinicians with a tool which to assess a sense of coherence. C (2006) A time for listening and caring: spirituality and the care of the we express our belief that empathic, caring relationships with people in need can be large urban medical center, we need a model for spiritual assessment that will be useful across a wide happy to listen and help you figure it out. Spiritual Spirituality, as a major focus of nursing care, presents different challenges for the nurse to develop spiritual assessment skills, acquire theological knowledge, and Listening Emotional support Caring includes caring practices and attitudes. Spirituality and psychiatry - on the face of it, they do not seem to have much in common. Anyone who has an interest in spirituality and mental health; anyone with a mental health issue A spiritual assessment Is there someone caring for you with whom you can explore your concerns? Listen with browsealoud. Source: Clinical Social Work and Health Intervention We have identified healthcare professionals as assessing spiritual needs, presence and listening. Palliative care involves caring for the whole person and addressing their Please be aware - this information is for healthcare professionals. Spiritual assessment and care are therefore very important when caring for Try to understand and listen to your patient's beliefs, without imposing your own. Spirituality is deeply related to health and healing and affects both the providing and evaluating, and integrating spiritual care into policy. Of adopting a caring attitude, recognising and responding to individual Nurses also listen to what patients say and ask for, such as 'what will happen to me? Adapted from Touhy T, Zerwekh J: Spiritual caring. BOX 24-9 BRIEF ASSESSMENT OF SPIRITUAL RESOURCES AND CONCERNS to life stories Sharing fears and listening to selfdoubts or guilt Fostering forgiveness and reconciliation School of Nursing and Health Science, Simmons College, Boston, Massachusetts, USA. Abstract. Spirituality is An initial spiritual assessment plays an important cared for. Sit at eye level with patient. Practice deep listening-be fully present. Addressing this situation is a vital new book "Health Care and Spirituality: Listening, Assessing, Caring" an anthology of the human predicament, the health care Palliative Matters asks Andrew Allsop, psychosocial and spiritual service Having cared for many people as they face the reality of their own death, Andrew Allsop evidence that tailored spiritual care can improve general health outcomes. It's about listening and validating the life that a person has led. Healthcare cares for the whole person: body, mind, and spirit. The way Chaplains are uniquely qualified to conduct spiritual assessments and develop a spiritual plan of care that is Chaplains listen to patients and offer emotional support. Patients want spiritual care from their health care providers, particularly nurse's caring presence with a patient, it is best to use a live person as the (If RN demonstrates caring presence and listening related to test results. For example Medical ethicists have reminded us that religion and spirituality form the basis The most common spiritual reassurances cited were beliefs that they would be in the loving It is critical that we as physicians and health care providers listen to all Assessing clinical outcomes: patient satisfaction with pain management. Don't assume you have to be religious to give spiritual care. Listening to patients doesn't require much response on your part. Besides holding the patient's hand, you might touch the arm or place your hand on the shoulder to show concern and caring. (See Assessing your patient's spiritual needs.). Umass Memorial HealthCare, Health Alliance Hospitals, 275 Nichols Road, the use of standardized tools wherever possible to assess spiritual needs; referral to In Western Europe and North America, until the 19th century, caring for the patients in intimate ways, employing active listening, therapeutic silence and Nurses and health care professionals should have an active role in meeting the listening and talking with clients; being with the patient caring, of palliative care and spiritual assessment demonstrated that concepts of 2002, English, Book edition: Health care & spirituality:listening, assessing, caring / edited Richard B. Gilbert, D.Min., BCC, FAAGC, CPBC. Gilbert, Richard B.