Introduction: It is becoming increasingly important to address the spiritual dimension in the
integral care of the people in order to adequately assist them in the processes of their illness …

Aims and objectives To compare the frequency of nurse‐provided spiritual care across
diverse cultures. Background Given an ethical imperative to respect patient spirituality and …

Background The intensive care unit is a place where patients try to cope with pain and
question the meaning and purpose of life and spiritual needs emerge. Objective The present …

Aim This study aimed to explore the co** strategies adopted by frontline nurses in dealing
with COVID‐19 patients during the pandemic in Bangladesh. Design A qualitative …

Abstract Aims and Objectives To learn about the attitudes of nurses working in the
Andalusian Public Health System regarding euthanasia and its legalisation. Background …

Background Highly cited papers in critical care nursing can offer valuable insights for all
stakeholders engaged in the research process by highlighting key research trends, guiding …

Objectives To investigate the perceptions and attitudes of health professionals working in
emergency services and critical care units in Spain about spiritual care provided during the …

Objective: Older patients with nonvalvular atrial fibrillation (AF) are at high risk for frailty and
geriatric syndromes (GSs), which modulate their individual prognosis and are therefore …

Objective To describe and analyze the nursing professionals' education on the spiritual
dimension of critically ill patients. Methodology A qualitative, descriptive, exploratory study …

Objective: To assess the religious and spiritual support in critical care according to the
conception of patients' family members and nurses. Method: This is a quantitative cross …