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Learning spiritual dimensions of care from a historical perspective
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  • 1990An Introduction to the Social History of Nursing188 cited
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  • 2009SPIRITUAL DIMENSIONS OF NURSING PRACTICE141 cited
  • 1998The debates emerging from the literature surrounding the concept of spirituality as applied to nursing132 cited
  • 1999ASSET: a model for actioning spirituality and spiritual care education and training in nursing<131 cited
  • 1994Lighting the lamp : the spiritual dimension of nursing care124 cited
  • 1986Florence Nightingale and the nursing legacy117 cited
  • 1993Nurses' awareness and educational preparation in meeting their patients' spiritual needs112 cited
  • 1987Responding to the spiritual needs of the chronically ill.93 cited
  • 1994Spiritual care: the nurse’s role79 cited
  • 1993Spirituality and nursing practice78 cited
  • 1987Responding to the Spiritual Needs of the Chronically III73 cited
  • 1996Teaching spiritual care to nurses70 cited
  • 1987Spiritual distress and the nursing response: theoretical considerations and counselling skills67 cited
  • 1997Teaching spiritual care to nurses: an alternative approach66 cited

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