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1. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC8637184Defining Spirituality in Healthcare: A Systematic Review and ...

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   Proposed Framework for Spirituality in Healthcare. Based on the present systematic review, our findings allowed us to develop a framework for spirituality in healthcare, which will be discussed below. The definitions of spirituality are multifactorial, including religious heritage, culture, generation, and nationality (Gall et al., 2011 ...

2. news.harvard.edu › gazette › storySpirituality linked with better health outcomes, patient care

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   Jul 12, 2022 · According to the International Consensus Conference on Spiritual Care in Health Care, spirituality is “the way individuals seek ultimate meaning, purpose, connection, value, or transcendence.” This could include organized religion but extends well beyond to include ways of finding ultimate meaning by connecting, for example, to family, community, or nature.

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4. info.primarycare.hms.harvard.edu › perspectivesSpirituality and Health - Harvard University

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   May 14, 2021 · Introducing spirituality in healthcare is a way to humanize an otherwise sterile and foreign experience within the context of a person’s values and beliefs. We know spirituality is valued in healthcare: hospital chaplains and multi-faith chapels pepper the ecosystem of hospitals across the country.

5. www.hsph.harvard.edu › news › press-releasesSpirituality linked with better health outcomes - Harvard T.H ...

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   Jul 12, 2022 · According to the International Consensus Conference on Spiritual Care in Health Care, spirituality is “the way individuals seek ultimate meaning, purpose, connection, value, or transcendence.” This could include organized religion but extends well beyond to include ways of finding ultimate meaning by connecting, for example, to family, community, or nature.

6. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 34867654Defining Spirituality in Healthcare: A Systematic Review and ...

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   Nov 18, 2021 · Spirituality was presented as a human and individual aspect. These findings led us to construct a framework that represents spirituality as a quantifiable construct. Conclusions: Understanding spirituality is an important aspect for healthcare research and clinical practice. This proposed framework may help to better understand the complexity ...

7. www.healthaffairs.org › doi › 10Spirituality As A Determinant Of Health: Emerging Policies ...

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   Jun 3, 2024 · Public health systems must also heed concerns about cross-sector engagement that risks generating uncritical advocacy efforts 67 or, conversely, “professionalizing” approaches to spirituality ...

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   Why is spirituality important in healthcare?

   • We know spirituality is valued in healthcare: hospital chaplains and multi-faith chapels pepper the ecosystem of hospitals across the country. Religious rites and rituals are accommodated in these spaces, and integrated care teams are becoming the new norm. In fact, many studies associate spirituality with increased quality of life.

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   Do healthcare professionals provide spiritual care?

   • Although the participants had no difficulty talking about spirituality or what they thought constitutes a spiritual struggle, the notion of spiritual care presented some challenges for them to describe. Furthermore, they did not readily identify healthcare professionals as providers of spiritual care.

   Patient Perspectives about Spirituality and Spiritual Care

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   How can a health care provider help patients with spirituality?

   • The resources could be an individual within the patient's religious community or one within the healthcare facility. This will require that the health care provider has the requisite knowledge, skill, and comfort level to engage in basic conversations with patients about spirituality.

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   Does spirituality affect patient-centered health care?

   • Consensus implications included incorporating considerations of spirituality as part of patient-centered health care and increasing awareness among clinicians and health professionals about the protective benefits of spiritual community participation.

   Spirituality linked with better health outcomes, patient care

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   Should patients be able to talk about their spiritual beliefs during illness?

   • Being able to talk about their spiritual beliefs and doubts during illness without judgment was seen as a benefit to them. Healthcare providers ought to be able to identify those patients who require assistance in connecting to appropriate spiritual care resources. Keywords: Advanced disease, patient perspectives, spiritual care, spirituality

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   Does spirituality affect public health?

   • This analysis, while respecting the spiritual and religious diversity of the US population, identifies promising approaches for strengthening US public health by integrating spiritual considerations to inform person- and community-centered policy and practice.

   Spirituality As A Determinant Of Health: Emerging ... - Health Affairs

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9. pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › articles › PMC6371668Patient Perspectives about Spirituality and Spiritual Care

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   Despite healthcare professionals acknowledging the importance of spirituality and of providing spiritual care,[36,37,38] practice patterns vary in relation to engaging in spiritual care.[23,34,39,40,41,42] Front-line providers report they have difficulty identifying when a patient is experiencing spiritual distress, having relevant discussions about spiritual needs, and knowing when a referral ...