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Spirituality in HealthcareSpirituality has been difficult to integrate intohealthcare:1. Limitations of defining spirituality2. Spirituality is very different than anythingtraditionally encountered in the acute caresetting.3. Healthcare professionals don’t know howto address spirituality in patient care.2
What is a Spiritual Need? An indication of unfinished businesso “I just feel like there’s more I could havedone in my relationship with my daughter.” A need to experience nature A need to have involvement and controlo “I want to control how the last few days ofmy life are lived.” A need to relate to God or an ultimate other• “Maybe I should have read the Bible more.”3
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