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Author Barnum, Barbara Stevens.
Title Spirituality in nursing : the challenges of complexity / Barbara Stevens Barnum.
Publication Info New York : Springer, c2011.
Edition 3rd ed.


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Descript xvi, 172 p. ; 23 cm.
Edition 3rd ed.
Contents Spiritual versus religious orientations -- Levels of spiritual development : what happens when the nurse and patient differ? -- Spirituality and the brain : is spirituality programmed in the brain? -- Spirituality and psychology : compatible? : incompatible? -- Spirituality and research : what research makes sense? : what doesn't? -- Spirituality and nursing theory : a miss or a match? -- Should spiritual care be taught in nursing education? -- Spirituality, healing, and nursing : should nursing claim healing as part of its mission? -- Should spiritual care be a function of nursing practice? -- Today's nursing : a prisoner of context? -- Dying, death, disability, and despair -- Spirituality versus humanism.
ISBN 9780826105837
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Author Barnum, Barbara Stevens.
Subject Nursing -- Religious aspects.
Nursing -- Philosophy.
Nursing -- Psychological aspects.
Spirituality.
Descript xvi, 172 p. ; 23 cm.
Edition 3rd ed.
Contents Spiritual versus religious orientations -- Levels of spiritual development : what happens when the nurse and patient differ? -- Spirituality and the brain : is spirituality programmed in the brain? -- Spirituality and psychology : compatible? : incompatible? -- Spirituality and research : what research makes sense? : what doesn't? -- Spirituality and nursing theory : a miss or a match? -- Should spiritual care be taught in nursing education? -- Spirituality, healing, and nursing : should nursing claim healing as part of its mission? -- Should spiritual care be a function of nursing practice? -- Today's nursing : a prisoner of context? -- Dying, death, disability, and despair -- Spirituality versus humanism.
ISBN 9780826105837
Author Barnum, Barbara Stevens.
Subject Nursing -- Religious aspects.
Nursing -- Philosophy.
Nursing -- Psychological aspects.
Spirituality.
LOCATION SHELVED AT LOAN TYPE STATUS
 BJL 3rd Floor  RT 85.2 B2  8 WEEK LOAN  AVAILABLE

Subject Nursing -- Religious aspects.
Nursing -- Philosophy.
Nursing -- Psychological aspects.
Spirituality.
Descript xvi, 172 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents Spiritual versus religious orientations -- Levels of spiritual development : what happens when the nurse and patient differ? -- Spirituality and the brain : is spirituality programmed in the brain? -- Spirituality and psychology : compatible? : incompatible? -- Spirituality and research : what research makes sense? : what doesn't? -- Spirituality and nursing theory : a miss or a match? -- Should spiritual care be taught in nursing education? -- Spirituality, healing, and nursing : should nursing claim healing as part of its mission? -- Should spiritual care be a function of nursing practice? -- Today's nursing : a prisoner of context? -- Dying, death, disability, and despair -- Spirituality versus humanism.
ISBN 9780826105837
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