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Self-Reported Religiosity and Spirituality of Registered Nurses in Virginia
Summary
Registered nurses" religiosity and spirituality impact patient care. Understanding personal beliefs supports holistic, individualized nursing, aligning with the Agape Model of Nursing principles for diverse populations.
Area of Science:
- Nursing
- Healthcare Ethics
- Sociology of Religion
Background:
- Professional nurses serve a diverse patient population with varying beliefs influencing health.
- Holistic patient care necessitates addressing spiritual needs.
- The Agape Model of Nursing emphasizes understanding nurses' personal religiosity.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the self-reported religiosity and spirituality of registered nurses.
- To explore the influence of personal faith beliefs on nursing practice.
Main Methods:
- Survey research design.
- Data collection from registered nurses licensed in Virginia.
- Analysis of self-reported religiosity and spirituality.
Main Results:
- Findings on the prevalence and nature of religiosity and spirituality among Virginia RNs.
- Insights into how nurses perceive their beliefs impacting patient care.
Conclusions:
- Nurses' personal religiosity and spirituality are significant factors in providing holistic care.
- Further understanding is needed to integrate spiritual care effectively.
- Implications for nursing education and practice regarding spiritual competence.
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