TEACHING SPIRITUAL CARE TO NURSES
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v3i2.28Keywords:
nursing, spiritual, body, gender, poverty, health, Why spiritual care in nursing?Abstract
This paper explores the reason why spiritual care is recommended for nurses by discussing two main pieces of nursing research on spiritual care. This is related to Judaeo- Christian teaching and related issues of gender and the body/mind/spirit split in western culture and the effect of this on bodily care in nursing. If there is a case for teaching spiritual care separate from bodily care the difficult questions are who should teach it and what should be taught which is separate from cultural care as already addressed.
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COAKLEY S.1997 Ed. Religion and the Body, Cambridge University Press, p.2
DAVIS C 1995 The Gender Predicament in Nursing, Open University Press, Buckingham
HMSO 1991, The Patient’s Charter, The Scottish Office, Edinburgh
ISCNCC 1991 International Society of Nurses in Cancer Care, 1991, cited in Bradshaw, A, Teaching spiritual care to nurses: and alternative approach, International Journal of Palliative Care,1997,Vol.3, No1,p.53
KING M 1990 Health is a sustainable State, Viewpoint, The Lancet, Vol 336: 664-667
MACLEOD G. 1990, The MacLeod, Iona Community Press, Argyll, Scotland
MARTSOLF D. and Mickley, J. 1998, the Concept of spirituality in nursing theories: differing worldviews and extent of focus, Journal of Advanced Nursing, Blackwell London, 27,294-303
McGHEE P,1991, Teaching Transcultural Care to Nurses,
MCGREGOR, S. 1994, Proceedings from Conference Strathcarron Hospice, Scotland
MCKENNAH S 1990, Which Model?, Nursing Times, Vol.86, 25:50-52
NARAYANASAMY A 1999 ASSET: a model for actioning spirituality and spiritual care education and training in nursing, Nurse Education Today, 19:274-285
NEUBERGER J,1996, 2nd ed. Caring for Dying People of Different Faiths, Mosby, London,
NHS MANAGEMENT EXECUTIVE,1994, Meeting the spiritual needs of patients and staff, NHS in Scotland, Scottish Office, Edinburgh
OLDNALL A. 1995, Guest editorial, On the absence of spirituality in nursing theories and models, Journal of Advanced Nursing, Blackwell, London, 21, 417-418
RADFORD-RUETHER R 1996 In Hampson D ed. Swallowing a Fishbone; feminist theologians debate Chirsianity, SCPK, London, p. 73
REED P. 1992 An emerging paradigm for the investigation of spirituality, in nursing Research in Nursing and Health, 15, 349-357
ROSS L, 1992, in Cobb M and Robshaw, V, eds.,1997, The Spiritual Challenge of Health Care, Churchill Livingstone. Edinburgh,
ROSS L 1995, Spiritual Aspects of care in Nursing, Averbury, Hants
SCHOTT and HENLEY, 1996 Cultural and religious Aspects of Childbearing, Butterworth Heinemann, Oxford,
SHAW J, 1996, Woman, Rationality and Theology In Hampson, D. Ed. Swallowing a fishbone: feminist theologians debate Christianity, SCPK, Edinburgh
STUART E 1996 Bodiliness, In Isherwod L and McEwan D Eds. A-Z of Feminist Theology Sheffield University Press, Sheffield
TALSETH A-G et al, 1999, The meaning of suicidal psychiatric in-patients' experiences of being cared for by mental health nurses, Journal of Advanced Nursing, Blackwell, London
TURNER B, 1997, cited In Coakley S Ed. Religion and the Body, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, p.17
UKCC, 1991, Code of Conduct, Clause 6, United Kingdom Council for Nursing, Midwifery and Health Visiting, London
WHO 1998, World Health Organsiation, Geneva
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2013-06-11
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Grosvenor, D. (2013). TEACHING SPIRITUAL CARE TO NURSES. Health and Social Care Chaplaincy, 3(2), 28-33. https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v3i2.28
