Socio-demographics, spirituality, and quality of life among community-dwelling and institutionalized older adults: A structural equation model

Soriano, Christian Albert F.; Sarmiento, Winona D.; Songco, Francis Justin G.; Macindo, John Rey B.; Conde, Alita R.

doi:10.1016/j.archger.2016.05.011

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“…Proper management of this dimension may improve wellbeing and relieve pain and other symptoms [ 58 ], highlighting the need for correct identification of needs in this area. It has been noted that improved access to religious services offered by many nursing homes can help to meet the spiritual needs of their residents [ 59 ]. As for specific interventions to improve spirituality, there are a small number of clinical trials on interventions in spirituality, and the studies published are extremely heterogeneous [ 60 ].…”

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NUrsing Homes End of Life care Program (NUHELP): developing a complex intervention

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Background Nursing homes are likely to become increasingly important as end-of-life care facilities. Previous studies indicate that individuals residing in these facilities have a high prevalence of end-of-life symptoms and a significant need for palliative care. The aim of this study was to develop an end-of-life care program for nursing homes in Spain based on previous models yet adapted to the specific context and the needs of staff in nursing homes in the country. Methods A descriptive study of a complex intervention procedure was developed. The study consisted of three phases. The first phase was a prospective study assessing self-efficacy in palliative care (using the SEPC scale) and attitudes towards end-of-life care (using the FATCOD-B scale) among nursing home staff before and after the completion of a basic palliative care training program. In the second phase, objectives were selected using the Delphi consensus technique, where nursing home and primary care professionals assessed the relevance, feasibility, and level of attainment of 42 quality standards. In phase 3, interventions were selected for these objectives through two focus group sessions involving nursing home, primary care, and palliative care professionals. Results As a result of the training, an improvement in self-efficacy and attitudes towards end-of-life care was observed. In phase 2, 14 standards were selected and grouped into 5 objectives: to conduct a comprehensive assessment and develop a personalized care plan adapted to the palliative needs detected; to provide information in a clear and accessible way; to request and record advance care directives; to provide early care with respect to loss and grief; to refer patients to a specialized palliative care unit if appropriate, depending on the complexity of the palliative care required. Based on these objectives, the participants in the focus group sessions designed the 22 interventions that make up the program. Conclusions The objectives and interventions of the NUHELP program constitute an end-of-life care program which can be implemented in nursing homes to improve the quality of end-of-life care in these facilities by modifying their clinical practice, organization, and relationship with the health system as well as serving as an example of an effective health intervention program.

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“…However, another study conducted by psychologists found that women were more likely to be emotionally drained than men (Rupert & Morgan, 2005). To attempt to discover the inherited buildings, a variety of analyses were performed, each one of which included socio-demographics include gender and workplace social settings taken as independent variables because these different studies have a probability of obtaining a good analysis (Matud, 2004;Michael, Anastasios, Helen, Catherine, & Christine, 2009;Park, Kim, Cho, & Han, 2019;Reay, 2004;Richardson & Woodley, 2003;Soriano, Sarmiento, Songco, Macindo, & Conde, 2016;Twist & de Graaf, 2019). Variations in workplace achievement may be assumed to be due to different gender in uences and so interpreted accordingly because of this inescapable difference.…”

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Spirituality at Workplace: Role of Spiritual Leadership, Productivity, and Emotional Exhaustion

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Shuairidi

Ekowati

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Workplace spirituality understanding focuses upon employee’s inner life that nurtures the inner life irrespective of the gender of employees. It helps to encounter stress that brings emotional exhaustion in employee and affect productivity. This study looks at the role of spiritual leadership in promoting workplace spirituality, encountering emotional exhaustion, and cultivating productivity. In educational and healthcare workplace settings, systematic sampling was used to collect the data and processed in Wrap-pls for path analysis. It concludes that spiritual leadership research can provide unique insight, which has not been done persistently in South Asian countries. The study concludes positive results of spiritual leadership inculcating workplace spirituality to improve organizational engagement, efficiency, and life satisfaction. Finally, the pertinent sections discuss some recommendations for future leadership scopes, science, and practice in applied contexts.

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“…A religião e a espiritualidade desempenham importante papel em diferentes áreas do comportamento humano, auxiliando as pessoas no enfrentamento diário, na superação de desafios e na tolerância a situações, aparentemente, sem solução. Por se tratar de um tema ainda em estudo, porém carregado de significado e subjetivismo, propõem-se este trabalho com o intuito de trazer essa discussão para o meio acadêmico da Unisul de Tubarão-SC e ressaltar a importância de abordar o tema com os alunos, a fim de melhorar sua qualidade de vida (SORIANO et al, 2016)…”

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A Utilização De Perfis Genéticos No Auxílio À Identificação Criminal: Questões Jurídicas E Bioéticasenquanto Sistemas Autopoiéticose a Contribuição Do Instituto Geral De Perícias De Santa Catarina

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Ciências Humanas E a Dimensão Adquirida Através Da Evolução Tecnológica

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Socio-demographics, spirituality, and quality of life among community-dwelling and institutionalized older adults: A structural equation model

Cited by 17 publications

References 23 publications

NUrsing Homes End of Life care Program (NUHELP): developing a complex intervention

NUrsing Homes End of Life care Program (NUHELP): developing a complex intervention

Spirituality at Workplace: Role of Spiritual Leadership, Productivity, and Emotional Exhaustion

A Utilização De Perfis Genéticos No Auxílio À Identificação Criminal: Questões Jurídicas E Bioéticasenquanto Sistemas Autopoiéticose a Contribuição Do Instituto Geral De Perícias De Santa Catarina

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