A COMPARATIVE STUDY OF THE SPIRITUAL PERSPECTIVES AND INTERVENTIONS OF MENTAL HEALTH AND PARISH NURSES

Inez Tuck · Lisa Pullem · Debra C. Wallace

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Spirituality is an integral part of holistic nursing practice. Limited research has been done that explores nurses' spirituality and the spiritual interventions they have made with patients in their practice. Much of the extant research has been done on nurses involved in terminal care such as oncology and hospice nursing. This study explores spiritual perspectives and spiritual nursing interventions in two other nursing specialties that require holistic nursing care as well: mental health and parish nurses. The findings indicate that both groups report high spiritual perspective scores and provide a variety of interventions to patients in their practices.

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