Titlebook: Spiritual Care in Palliative Care; What it is and Why i Megan C. Best Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under excl

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Māori Spiritual Care During COVID-19 Lockdownsance of wairua was apparent during the New Zealand COVID-19 lockdown periods when, despite many challenges, Māori families provided end-of-life care and adapted their funeral customs. This chapter draws from the Rapua te Mārama COVID-19 study, informed by Kaupapa Māori Research methods. The findings

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Spiritual Care for Buddhist Palliative Care Patients in Taiwanatients in facing life and death issues through clinical approaches in the dying process, based on Buddhist teachings and the spiritual care model in Taiwan. It provides an integrated view of theoretical foundations and practical methods related to Buddhism, aimed at promoting the development and ap

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A Hindu Perspective of Spiritual Care in Palliative Careas . is a religious and universal order or way of life by which followers abide. Spiritual care is an important part of palliative care and end-of-life care among Hindus. Palliative care settings do give some informal attention to this aspect; however, formal spiritual care is missing. Spirituality

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Spiritual Care by Nurses for Non-Religious Patients in Japan patients may be required. Nurses often provide spiritual care unrelated to a particular religion or belief system. This chapter illustrates the non-religious spiritual care nurses provide in Japan by providing examples of how non-religious spiritual care has been provided, assessing patients experi

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Spirituality and Pain Management in Palliative Care, and spiritual dimensions. Spiritual distress can have a profound effect on pain severity. The corollary is that spiritual and religious practices can play a significant role in pain relief. This chapter first explores the impact of spirituality on pain perception and the effects of spiritual distr

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