The article deals with the problem of finding new means spiritual values university students. An attempt was made to prove that information and communication technologies can be involved in educational process, not only as supply, but also a education. It is noted humanization process becomes practical case specially organized communication, which created by teachers at lectures, seminars, work...

A substantial minority of patients in palliative care settings report a high desire for hastened death (DHD), in association with physical and emotional distress, low social support, and impaired spiritual well being. To clarify to what extent DHD emerges in association with suffering prior to the end of life, we determined its prevalence and correlates in ambulatory patients with metastatic ca...

The study aims to identify the nursing diagnosis Spiritual distress in 120 patients with Chronic Renal Insufficiency, using different instruments, and to evaluate the effectiveness of these instruments in support of this identification. Data were collected separately by two nurses using a questionnaire containing sociodemographic information and the defining characteristics of Spiritual distres...

Spirituality is known to be an integral part of holistic care, yet research shows that it is not well valued or represented in nurse education and practice. However, the nursing profession continues to make efforts to redress the balance by issuing statements and guidance for the inclusion of spirituality by nurses in their practice. A systematic literature review was undertaken and confirms th...

The study aims to identify the nursing diagnosis Spiritual distress in 120 patients with Chronic Renal Insufficiency, using different instruments, and to evaluate the effectiveness of these instruments in support of this identification. Data were collected separately by two nurses using a questionnaire containing sociodemographic information and the defining characteristics of Spiritual distres...

BACKGROUND Spiritual care is an important part of health-care provision. Spiritual care can improve patients' health. One of the requirements for providing appropriate spiritual care for patients is having the required competence. AIM This study was conducted to investigate the perception of health-care providers of their own competence in providing spiritual cares for patients hospitalized i...

Nursing homes were originally developed by Judeo-Christian organizations with a strong focus on providing comfort and spiritual support for the dying.1,2 Spiritual care is a key to the quality of life of nursing home residents. Each individual has his or her own dynamic approach to spirituality, which is a compilation of multiple experiences gained during his or her lifespan.3 These experiences...