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Spirituality alleviates the burden on family members caring for patients receiving palliative care exclusively

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1986A Validity Study of a Psychiatric Screening Questionnaire (SRQ-20) in Primary Care in the city of Sao Paulo1,124 cited
2014Improving the Spiritual Dimension of Whole Person Care: Reaching National and International Consensus1,104 cited
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2007Is Failure to Meet Spiritual Needs Associated With Cancer Patients' Perceptions of Quality of Care and Their Satisfaction With Care?303 cited
2005Is there a correlation between spirituality and anxiety and depression in patients with advanced cancer?188 cited
2014The Association of Spiritual Care Providers’ Activities With Family Members’ Satisfaction With Care After a Death in the ICU*176 cited
2008Spirituality as a core domain in the assessment of quality of life in oncology174 cited
2011Which Domains of Spirituality are Associated with Anxiety and Depression in Patients with Advanced Illness?129 cited

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2012Palliative care and spiritual care125 cited

2006Prevalence and Associated Factors of Spiritual Needs Among Patients With Cancer and Family Caregivers120 cited

2015Palliative care and spiritual well‐being in lung cancer patients and family caregivers107 cited

2005Engagement of patients in religious and spiritual practices: Confirmatory results with the SpREUK-P 1.1 questionnaire as a tool of quality of life research107 cited

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2022Spiritual Well-Being and Care Burden in Caregivers of Patients with Breast Cancer in Turkey20 cited
2023What Do Palliative Care Professionals Understand as Spiritual Care? Findings from an EAPC Survey15 cited
2024“In God We Trust”: An Exploratory Study of the Associations Between Religiosity and the Caregiving Experiences of Parents of Children with Rare Diseases in Poland11 cited