Editorial: Spirituality and Mental Health: Exploring the Meanings of the Term “Spiritual”

Saad, Marcelo; Drysdale, Elaine; Maraldi, Everton de Oliveira

doi:10.3389/fpsyg.2022.963708

Front. Psychol.

2022

DOI: 10.3389/fpsyg.2022.963708

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Editorial: Spirituality and Mental Health: Exploring the Meanings of the Term “Spiritual”

Marcelo Saad

Elaine Drysdale

Everton de Oliveira Maraldi

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The landscape of spiritual health and spirituality in Canada: A scoping review protocol

Boutros,

Mina,

Van Doorn-Harder

et al. 2024

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Introduction Currently, literature on spiritual health remains limited. Even more so, literature on spiritual health remains limited in Canada. This is exacerbated by the fact that spiritual health is a term that remains widely contested with no concrete definition. Meanwhile, the semantic connection between “religion” and “spirituality” remains ambiguous in the West and scholars hold different positions. In this paper, we outline our scoping review protocol to describe the current landscape of spiritual health and spirituality (in relation to health) research in Canada, including the meaning and understanding behind these two concepts. Methods and analysis This protocol for our scoping review is documented in accordance with the PRISMA-P reporting guidelines and adheres to Arksey and O’Malley’s scoping review methodology. We will conduct a search strategy across select electronic databases and review the reference lists of chosen papers. Two reviewers, HMB and MM, will independently and blindly screen all title/abstracts and full-text studies for eligibility. Any Canadian-situated studies that centrally mention and focus on “spirituality” or “spiritual health” will be included. Relevant variables will be extracted through an iterative process, with the data charting being continuously reviewed and refined. Findings from this scoping review will support the future of health research and conceptual expansion of health beyond the mental, physical and social. Approval from a research ethics board is not required, nor has it been obtained, as the data is derived from journal articles and academic publications.

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The landscape of spiritual health and spirituality in Canada: A scoping review protocol

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Mina,

Van Doorn-Harder

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PLoS ONE

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Editorial: Spirituality and Mental Health: Exploring the Meanings of the Term “Spiritual”

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The landscape of spiritual health and spirituality in Canada: A scoping review protocol

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