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Title Page
Copyright
Dedication
Contents
Preface
Acknowledgments
Text Credits
CHAPTER 1 Spirituality in Nursing: Standing on Holy Ground
The Spiritual Ministry of Nursing: A Historical Perspective
Spirituality and Nursing Practice
The Nurseโs Spiritual Posture: Standing on Holy Ground
Holistic Nursing: The Body, Mind, and Spirit Connection
The Nurse as Healer
A Nursing Theology of Caring
Dimensions of Caring
Nursing as a Vocation: Called to Serve
References
CHAPTER 2 A Spiritual History of Nursing
Nursing in the Pre-Christian Era
Biblical Roots of Nursing
Christianity and Care of the Sick
Post-Reformation Nursing: The Catholic and Protestant Nursing Orders
References
CHAPTER 3 Nursing Assessment of Spiritual Needs
Nursing Assessment
The Joint Commission Mandate on Assessment of Spiritual Needs
HIPAA Regulations and Spiritual Assessment
Nursing Assessment of Spiritual Needs
Personal Faith
Nursing Diagnoses: Alterations in Spiritual Integrity
Spirituality and Nursing Research
References
CHAPTER 4 A Middle-Range Theory of Spiritual Well-Being in Illness
A Brief History of Theory Development in Nursing
A Middle-Range Theory of Spiritual Well-Being in Illness
Development of the Theory of Spiritual Well-Being in Illness
References
CHAPTER 5 The NurseโPatient Relationship: A Caring Ministry
The NurseโPatient Relationship
Spirituality and the Nurse
The Nurse: The Anonymous Minister
The Mysticism of Everyday Nursing
References
CHAPTER 6 Spiritual Care: The Nurseโs Role
The Nurseโs Role in Spiritual Care
Spiritual Care and Religious Tradition
Nursing Theory and Spiritual Care
Nursing Intervention: The Practice of Spiritual Care
Nursing Intervention in Spiritual Distress
Spiritual and Religious Resources
References
CHAPTER 7 Spiritual Needs of the Patient with an Acute Illness
The Case of Acute Illness
Spiritual Needs in Acute Illness
Spiritual Health in Acute Illness
Spiritual Needs of the Perioperative Patient
Spiritual Needs of the ICU Patient
Spiritual Needs of the Emergency Room Patient
Spiritual Needs of the Patient in Pain
References
CHAPTER 8 Spiritual Needs of the Chronically Ill Person
The Case of Chronic Illness
Spiritual Care of the Chronically Ill Patient
Spiritual Needs in Chronic Illness
Spiritual Needs of the Cancer Patient
Spiritual Needs of the HIV-Infected Person
Spiritual Needs of the Chronic Renal Failure Patient
Spiritual Needs of the Mentally Challenged
Spiritual Needs in Physical Disability and Rehabilitation
Spiritual Needs of the Client in the Community
References
CHAPTER 9 Spiritual Needs of Children and Families
Spiritual Needs of the Child
Spiritual Needs of the Dying Child
Spiritual Needs of the Family
References
CHAPTER 10 Spiritual Needs of the Older Adult
The Older Adult
The Spirituality of Aging
Spirituality and Religious Practice in Older Adults
Spirituality and Physical Diminishment
Spirituality and Cognitive Diminishment
Spiritual Concerns of the Older Adult
Spiritual Needs of the Older Adult
Spiritual Needs in Long-Term Care
Spirituality and Quality of Later Life
References
CHAPTER 11 Spiritual Well-Being and Quality of Life at the End of Life
Spirituality at the End of Life
Spiritual Well-Being at the End of Life: An Experiment in Parish Nursing
Meeting Spiritual Needs of Elders Near the End of Life
Spiritual Well-Being and Quality of Life in Older Adults at the End of Life
Conclusion
References
CHAPTER 12 Spiritual Needs in Death and Bereavement
The Spirituality of Death and Dying
Spiritual Needs in the Dying Process
Spiritual Support in Death and Dying
Religious Practices Associated with Death and Dying
Spirituality and the Rite of Burial
Spirituality and the Bereavement Experience
Spiritual Care in Bereavement: The Healing Process
References
CHAPTER 13 Parish/Faith Community Nursing: Caregiving within the Church Community
Parish Nursing/Faith Community Nursing
Parish Nursing Defined
A Brief History of Parish Nursing
Early Models of Parish Nursing
The Spirituality of Parish Nursing
Parish Nursing Research
References
CHAPTER 14 Spiritual Needs in Mass Casualty Disasters
Disaster Nursing
Psychosocial Impact of Mass Casualty Trauma
Spiritual Needs in the Aftermath of a Disaster
The Disaster Nurseโs Role in Spiritual Care
The September 11, 2001, Terrorist Attack on America: Spiritual Needs and Spiritual Care
Spiritual Needs of Postโ9/11 Survivors and Witnesses
Spirituality and International Terrorism
References
CHAPTER 15 The Spirituality of Servant Leadership in Nursing
Servant Leadership: A Sacred Calling
Servant Leadership in Nursing
Research on Servant Leadership in Nursing
The Study: Servant Leadership in Nursing
A Model of Servant Leadership in Nursing
References
CHAPTER 16 Prayer in Nursing: The Spirituality of Contemplative Caregiving
Reclaiming Our Spiritual Heritage: A History of Prayer in Nursing
Prayer and Contemporary Nursing: Why Should We Pray?
The Use of Scripture for Prayer in Nursing
Finding Time for Prayer in Nursing
Prayer and Nursing Practice: A Nurseโs Sabbath
The Ethics of Praying with Patients
References
CHAPTER 17 The Spirituality of Caring: A Sacred Covenant Model for Nursing Practice
The Spirituality of Caring in Nursing
Nursesโ Caring as a Sacred Covenant
The Spiritual History of Covenantal Caring in Nursing
Spiritual Concepts in Nursing Theories of Caring
A Sacred Covenant Model of Caring for Nursing Practice
The Sacred Covenant Model of Caring for Nursing Practice
References
CHAPTER 18 A Lived Experience of Caring in Nursing Practice: the Ministry of Catherine of Siena
Catherine of Siena: Patroness of Nursing
Catherineโs Covenantal Ministry
Sacred Covenant Attributes
Sacred Covenant Behaviors
References
Index
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