2005
DOI: 10.1089/jpm.2005.8.392
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Spiritual, Religious, and Existential Aspects of Palliative Care

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“…On the other hand, we found reports that emphasize the importance of a multi-professional staff and the need to take care of physical, mental, spiritual and social suffering of each individual separately. 25 Subsequently, was asked about the comprehension of the concept of spirituality in Palliative Care, 18 we got answers as such:…”
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“…On the other hand, we found reports that emphasize the importance of a multi-professional staff and the need to take care of physical, mental, spiritual and social suffering of each individual separately. 25 Subsequently, was asked about the comprehension of the concept of spirituality in Palliative Care, 18 we got answers as such:…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…But if health institutions invest on graduating palliative care professionals will lower the patient and family members' suffering, minimalizing the cost needed for the care, because it will prevent from unnecessary appointments and hospitalizations to control such symptoms. 18 It is important to emphasize that every professional is, above all, a human being and can benefit from this self-knowledge with the daily practices on Palliative Care. All in all, the guideline taken by the professionals is quite divergent.…”
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“…With regard to Spiritual Distress, the tools chosen for inclusion in the admission assessment proforma included the FICA 33 and the questioning guidelines from the Mount Vernon Cancer Network (MVCN). 34 Graduated interviews to screen for the priority issues relevant to the patients psychosocial needs 3,5,[35][36][37][38] and carers needs 3,5,33,38,39 identified in the literature were developed.…”
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“…Por ejemplo, Larson et al (47,48) citan numerosos estudios que indican una correlación positiva entre la asistencia a la iglesia y la esperanza de vida, y entre la asistencia a la iglesia y una disminución del índice de suicidio (49). Pero como Sloan (46) y Freedman, muchos factores de confusión no se contabilizaron; incluyendo la observación de que las personas que asisten a la iglesia son generalmente lo suficientemente saludables para asistir frente a las personas que están demasiado enfermas para asistir.…”
Section: ) Las Necesidades Espirituales De Los Pacientes De Cuidadosunclassified