Nursing and Spirituality - Page 3

Register Today! Nursing and Spirituality is available to discuss how religion and spirituality impact your patient care as you strive to assess and meet the needs of the whole person, including spiritual needs. Sometimes, meeting these needs is more difficult for nurses than physical needs and is very often neglected. Many nurses are uncomfortable and unprepared to assess and provide this type of care.

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  1. Hospice Nurse's comment.
    Hospice Nurse's comment.
    by MN-Nurse Mar 1, '12
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    julianp
  2. Praying when you don't mean it
    Praying when you don't mean it
    by Clovery Dec 10, '11
    14
    BluegrassRN
  3. I love being a Satanist nurse.
    I love being a Satanist nurse.
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    by canoehead Apr 11, '12
    34
    NRSKarenRN
  4. How would you comfort a dying atheist?
    How would you comfort a dying atheist?
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    by stripbubbles Jul 1, '09
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    julianp
  5. Incorporating One's Faith into One's Work
    Incorporating One's Faith into One's Work
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    by Lilnurse0803 Mar 28, '07
    11
    MN-Nurse
  6. Intensive Prayer Unit
    Intensive Prayer Unit
    Article by tnbutterfly Feb 11, '09
    4
    shary
  7. late stage senile dementia pt. praying clear as a bell
    late stage senile dementia pt. praying clear as a bell
    by gr8fulnrs Feb 6, '12
    5
    Vespertinas
  8. Nurses Share Your Empowering Scriptures :)
    Nurses Share Your Empowering Scriptures :)
    by wife&mommyRN Jan 16, '12
    18
    jwjoy
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