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Assessing and Addressing Spiritual Needs of Patients

Mission Medical: Assessing and Addressing Spiritual Needs of Patients

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Walt Larimore

Walt Larimore

May 10, 2013

Mission Medical: Assessing and Addressing Spiritual Needs of Patients

We'll discuss (1) why healthcare professionals have been reluctant to take a spiritual history, (2) the positive association of spirituality/religiosity and physical/mental health, and (3) several spiritual history tools to consider for use in clinical care.

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Associate Degree and Diploma Nurses

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