How nurses can provide spiritual care in practice:
Showing respect for others spiritual beliefs.
Being sensitive to and understanding of others religious beliefs.
Being open-minded about faith healing, the power of prayer, and other spiritual practices.
Collaborating with clients about providing spiritual care.
Providing a private place or space for prayer.
Offering spiritual counseling.
Avoiding imposing self-values or beliefs on a client.
Listening to clients who are relating their illness to some spiritual being or power.
Having the right intention for prayers.
Acknowledging the clients concerns for needing spiritual guidance.
Using touch and silence appropriately in times of spiritual need.
Showing respect for others spiritual beliefs.
Being sensitive to and understanding of others religious beliefs.
Being open-minded about faith healing, the power of prayer, and other spiritual practices.
Collaborating with clients about providing spiritual care.
Providing a private place or space for prayer.
Offering spiritual counseling.
Avoiding imposing self-values or beliefs on a client.
Listening to clients who are relating their illness to some spiritual being or power.
Having the right intention for prayers.
Acknowledging the clients concerns for needing spiritual guidance.
Using touch and silence appropriately in times of spiritual need.