Neurosurgery Nursing and Spiritual Dimension of Nursing Care

Abstract

Nursing means trying to understand the man both in wellness and illness, from his/her birth to death, is to consider the human existence as a whole and is to know him/her with all aspects. Helping the patient to conserve, sustain and obtain all these described features make up the core elements of good nursing care. An individul is a whole of physical, mental, social, emotional and spiritual dimensions and each of them is interrelated and interdependent to others. It is crucial for the patient to be treated not only for the remediation of the organ but also to be approached spiritually in holistic approach. This study aims to discuss the spiritual dimension for traumatic patients and to draw attention to the importance of serving holistic nursing care.

The Effect of Emotional and Spiritual Intelligence on Nurses’ Burnout and Caring Behavior

“…(Mumtaz, 2017) argued that workplace spirituality could enhance nurses' job satisfaction, but (Asghari & Shirvani, 2015) stated that spiritual intelligence will improves hospital performance. Nursing profession has its main job in trying to understand human beings both in health and illness, from birth to death, as a way to consider the existence of humanity as a whole and to be acquainted with all aspects (Yildiz et al, 2014). Spirituality is the essence of human existence give meaning and purpose to human existence (George, Larson, Keonig, & McCullough, 2000), then spiritual care is the greatest form of gift that health professionals can provide, including nurses to patients who feel psychic, so the nurse must be willing to direct the patient to be able through difficult things and personal suffering (Narayanasamy, 2014) .…”

“…Spirituality can clearly be multidimensional because basically a human is the output or output of a multidimensional relationship (Bryson, 2015). While the spiritual dimension began to receive much attention as physical, emotional, psychological and social dimensions after health care began to be given through a holistic or integral approach (Yildiz et al, 2014). King & Decicco (2009) identified four major dimensions of spiritual intelligence, in which the explanations for each of the dimensions of spiritual intelligence:…”