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Spiritual Care Missing from Student Training

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Publication Date

2012-10-01

Authors

Avondale Authors

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Nursing Review may be accessed here.

Article used with permission from APN Education Media, Ltd. and the author.

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Published Version

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Peer Reviewed

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Abstract

Spiritual support has a long tradition in nursing dating back to the Middle Ages but contemporary nurses often feel ill-prepared to provide this form of care in their daily practice.

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Keywords

spiritual care , nurses , training , holistic care , professional

Citation

Cooper, K. (2012, October 02). Spiritual care missing from training. Nursing Review. Retrieved from https://www.nursingreview.com.au

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Nursing Review

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1326-0472

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Nursing
Lifestyle Medicine And Health Research Centre

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