Nurses’ models of spiritual care: Predictors of spiritual care competence
Rita Mascio,
Sandra Lynch,
Jane L. Phillips
et al.
Abstract:Objectives
Previous studies have shown that nurses’ spiritual care competence is related to characteristics of personal spirituality, training adequacy, and comfort, confidence, and frequency of provision of spiritual care. However, these studies assumed that all participants understood spiritual care in the same way, and used self-ratings of spiritual care competence, which are problematic. Our previous study found that spiritual care was understood in 4 qualitatively different ways that can be arranged … Show more
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