Spiritual coping, psychosocial adjustment, and physical health in youth with chronic illness: a meta-analytic review

Reynolds, Nina; Mrug, Sylvie; Wolfe, Kelly R.; Schwebel, David C.; Wallander, Jan L.

doi:10.1080/17437199.2016.1159142

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“…Moreover, they always feel the presence of God as a supernatural power and do not feel lonely when facing challenges in life (16). According to previous studies, spirituality and religion can strengthen a person against the difficulties and adversities of life (17,18). Safara et al in their study showed that spirituality can improve one's mental health (19).…”

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Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Kahrizeh

Saberi

Bashirgonbadi

2020

Health Spiritual Med Ethics

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Children who experience parental divorce undergo crisis, shock, and disruption of their sense of security and psychological well-being (5). Besides, it causes behavioral problems, and reduces their adaptability (7); however, the impact of divorce may vary with the age of the children (6). According to the results of a study conducted by Seijo et al., children of divorce were more likely to have symptoms of depression, anxiety, aggression, paranoid thoughts, social isolation, social exclusion, and I

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Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Kahrizeh

Saberi

Bashirgonbadi

2020

Health Spiritual Med Ethics

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“…Spirituality, support strategy and coping in the route of young people with a chronic disease and their families ( 39 ) , was praised by the participants, from the diagnosis to all the experienced stages. Faith is considered a vital element in the search for meaning in the face of the malformation; the belief that it is Gods will and/or that God believed in the strength of the family to take care of this child, mobilizes members in the face of difficulties.…”

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Seeking tirelessly for better health and life conditions for the child with myelomeningocele

Borges

Souza

et al. 2021

Rev. Latino-Am. Enfermagem

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Objective: to understand the experience of families in the care of children with myelomeningocele. Method: a qualitative research study, which adopted Symbolic Interactionism and Grounded Theory as its theoretical and methodological framework, and the semi-structured interview as a data collection instrument. Twenty-eight participants from thirteen families living in a municipality in the inland of São Paulo took part in the study. Results: the family tirelessly seeks better health and life conditions for the child with myelomeningocele; aiming at the child’s autonomy, it is mobilized to the necessary treatments, to learn the care, to adapt the routine, as well as to supply for all the child’s needs so that it reaches potential development, looking for a less dependent future with inclusion and social ascension. Conclusion: family nursing shows potential support in the face of myelomeningocele, due to its ability to apprehend the family system, evaluate it and enable intervention proposals in the care process. In this study, rehabilitation nursing was also emphasized, since it goes together with the child and the family who experience myelomeningocele.

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“…Spiritual well-being is an aspect of health with diverse definitions in different cultures and religions. In this regard, experts have not yet reached a consensus on a precise definition of this important aspect of health that is closely knit-related to other aspects of health (29).…”

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Relationship of Maternal Spiritual Health with Nutritional Behavior and Physiologic Parameters of Neonates in Cesarean Mothers during Spinal Anesthesia

Dejbakhat

Khooshab

Akbarzadeh

2019

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Background and Objectives: Mother's general health, including spiritual well-being, is a prerequisite for neonatal health. This study aimed to investigate the relationship of maternal spiritual well-being with the nutritional behavior and psychological parameters of neonates. Methods: In this cross-sectional study, a total of 101 women with non-emergency cesarean delivery were evaluated by convenience sampling method at Amiralmomenin Hospital in Grash, Iran. The study instruments consisted of demographic characteristic form, standard breastfeeding assessment tool, infant physiological parameters registration form, and spiritual wellbeing scale. Before delivery, the standard breastfeeding method was instructed to the mothers, and their mental health scores were recorded. After delivery, nutritional behavior was recorded by the relevant instrument. Furthermore, the physiological parameters of the newborns were recorded by a tympanic thermometer, pulse oximetry, and neonatal examination. The data were analyzed using descriptive and inferential statistics, as well as correlational tests. Results: The majority of pregnant women (78.2%) had a moderate level of spiritual well-being. Based on the Pearson correlation test, maternal spiritual well-being showed no significant relationship with mean nutritional behavior (e.g., readiness to feed, rooting, latching, and sucking) and neonatal physiological parameters (P≥0.05). Conclusion: Maternal spiritual well-being did not significantly affect the nutritional behavior and physiological parameters of the neonates on the first days after birth. It is suggested that similar studies be performed in different hospitals to evaluate the correlation between these parameters.

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Spiritual coping, psychosocial adjustment, and physical health in youth with chronic illness: a meta-analytic review

Cited by 34 publications

References 58 publications

Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Effect of Spiritual-Religious Interventions on Anxiety, Depression, and Adjustment to Parental Divorce in Female High School Students

Seeking tirelessly for better health and life conditions for the child with myelomeningocele

Relationship of Maternal Spiritual Health with Nutritional Behavior and Physiologic Parameters of Neonates in Cesarean Mothers during Spinal Anesthesia

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