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  2. When spiritual care isn’t easy

    Spirituality


  3. The patient model of compassion

    Spirituality


  4. I am caring for an elderly patient who believes that he will be healed miraculously. As he continues to deteriorate physically, he struggles with the possibility that he may not have enough faith to be healed. What can I say to him?

    Spirituality


  5. I am caring for an elderly patient who does not allow us to control her pain because she believes that her physical suffering is a sacrifice that will help her son to get to heaven. Her struggle with pain is upsetting to the whole team and to her family, but we feel helpless to do anything about it. Do you have any advice?

    Spirituality


  6. I work with a colleague who believes that she has a duty to share her religious faith with dying people. I sometimes feel she is not respecting the patient’s privacy or boundaries, but what should I do about this?

    Death and dying often elicit a heightened awareness of the importance of spirituality in patients, families and health care professionals. Caring for dying people and their families may offer opportunities...


  7. How can we help a patient create her legacy and share it before she dies? She has no family and is relatively new to our area, but she wants to know she won't be forgotten. What can we do?

    Spirituality


  8. Compassion, Empathy and Sympathy: Understanding the differences

    Spirituality


  9. I am interested in information on the spiritual care of the dying and grieving for my students who are training for ministry. Are you aware of any good resources?

    ... many other resources that could be helpful in preparing students for end-of-life ministry in the Spirituality section of this website. Some of these include: Cultural & Spiritual Sensitivity: A Learning...


  10. As a palliative care physician who does not believe in God, I have felt awkward when patients ask me to pray with them. How do I support them in their religious beliefs and practices while maintaining my own integrity?

    ... dimension. For them, receiving medical care is part of a bigger picture that involves their spirituality and/or religious faith. As they face the anxiety of a life-limiting illness, patients may turn...


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