Top Ten Tips Palliative Care Clinicians Should Know About Spirituality in Serious Illness.
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Abstract
Assessment of spiritual suffering and provision of spiritual care are a central component of palliative care (PC). Unfortunately, many PC clinicians, like most medical providers, have received limited or superficial training in spirituality and spiritual distress. This article, written by a group of spiritual care providers, and other PC and hospice clinicians, offers a more in-depth look at religion and spirituality to help to enhance readers' current skills while offering a practical roadmap for screening for spiritual distress and an overview of partnering with colleagues to ensure patients receive values-aligned spiritual care provision.
Medical subject headings
- Hospice Care
- Hospice and Palliative Care Nursing
- Spiritual Therapies