Nursing Support of the Spiritual Needs of Older Adults Living With Dementia

Kristiina Toivonen · Minna Stolt · Riitta Suhonen

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Across this literature review (n = 10), supporting spirituality in the nursing care of older adults with dementia is concerned with supporting religious activity, enabling connections, nurses' reflections on their own spirituality, and nonverbal communication. The benefits from the support of spirituality were seen to be reciprocal and to occur in everyday nursing.

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