Spirituality & Health: A Select Bibliography of Medline-Indexed Articles Published in

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• Physician's perspective combining spirituality and medicine: one physician's approach.

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• End-of-life: a catholic view.

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• Spiritual Beliefs and Barriers Among Managed Care Practitioners

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• An observant Jewish physician working in a secular ethical society: ethical dilemmas.

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• Spiritual complementary therapies in cancer care.

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• Attendance at Religious Services and Subsequent Mental Health in Midlife Women

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• Psychoneuroimmunology, spirituality, and cancer.

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• Supportive-Affective Group Experience for Persons with Life-Threatening Illness: Reducing Spiritual, Psychological, and Death-Related Distress in Dying Patients

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• Management Strategies for Patients With Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis From Diagnosis Through Death

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• Clergy as health care providers.

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• Attitudes, Experiences, and Beliefs Affecting End-of-Life Decision-Making Among Homeless Individuals

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• Medical and surgical palliative care of patients with urological malignancies.

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• Promoting excellence in end‐of‐life care in ALS

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• Spirituality and Self-Management of Diabetes in African Americans

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• Palliative Care: A Challenge for Orthopaedic Nursing Care

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• The relevance of spirituality, religion and personal beliefs to health-related quality of life: themes from focus groups in Britain.

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• Spiritual caring: end of life in a nursing home.

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• Spiritual well-being and caregiver burden in Alzheimer's caregivers.

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• Assessment and Response to Spiritual Pain: Part I

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• The intensivist in a spiritual care training program adapted for clinicians*

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• Approaching death: a phenomenologic study of five older adults with advanced cancer.

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• The impact of the hospice environment on patient spiritual expression.

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• Complementary and alternative medicine in gynaecologic oncology.

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• Beliefs of Primary Care Residents Regarding Spirituality and Religion in Clinical Encounters with Patients: A Study at a Midwestern U.S. Teaching Institution

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• Not Well Known, Used Little and Needed: Canadian Chaplains' Experiences of Published Spiritual Assessment Tools

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• Depression as a Mediator Between Spousal Bereavement and Mortality from Cardiovascular Disease: Appreciating and Managing the Adverse Health Consequences of Depression in an Elderly Surviving Spouse

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• Spiritual Nursing Care: State of the Art

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• Exploring Heart and Soul: Effects of Religiosity/Spirituality and Gender on Blood Pressure and Cortisol Stress Responses

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• Predictors of Candidate Maturation Among Potential Living Donors

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• Spiritual distress in adult cancer patients: toward conceptual clarity.

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• The evidence base for spiritual care.

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• Attributes of Spiritual Care in Nursing Practice

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• Developing a Language for Nonreligious Spirituality in Relation to Serious Illness Through Research: Preliminary Findings

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• Physician Offered Prayer and Patient Satisfaction

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• Spiritual care nursing: what cancer patients and family caregivers want.

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• Dying, Death, and Medical Education: Student Voices

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• Medical Care at the End of Life: Views of African American Patients in an Urban Hospital

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• The Link Between Religion and Spirituality and Psychological Adjustment: The Mediating Role of Optimism and Social Support

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• Desire for hastened death, cancer pain and depression: report of a longitudinal observational study.

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• Quality palliative care in long-term care settings.

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• Debate question: should physicians incorporate spirituality into the care of patients?

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• Seeking Meaning in Late Stage Dementia

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• A Randomized Controlled Trial of Meditation and Massage Effects on Quality of Life in People with Late-Stage Disease: A Pilot Study

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• Parents' Use of Nonmedical Support Services in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit

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• Assessment and Response to Spiritual Pain: Part II

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• Role of the doctor in relieving spiritual distress at the end of life

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• Pilot of a pathway to improve the care of imminently dying oncology inpatients in a Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

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• End-of-life: the Islamic view.

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• Strengths and Distress in Adults Who are Aging with HIV: A Pilot Study

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• Conference report: towards transcultural spirituality.

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• The Lived Experience of Fibromyalgia in African American Women

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• The Role of Spirituality in Holistic Weight Management

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• End-of-Life Care: Practical Tips

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• Quality of life in long-term cervical cancer survivors

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• Is Spirituality a Critical Ingredient of Meditation? Comparing the Effects of Spiritual Meditation, Secular Meditation, and Relaxation on Spiritual, Psychological, Cardiac, and Pain Outcomes

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• Treatment preferences and advance care planning at end of life: The role of ethnicity and spiritual coping in cancer patients

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• Does compassion mediate the intrinsic religion-health relationship?

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• Spiritual Mirroring: a Concept and an Experience

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• Religion and anxiety: a critical review of the literature.

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• Psychosocial supportive care for children receiving stem cell transplantation: practice patterns across centers

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• Family caregiver satisfaction with care at end of life: Report from the cultural variations study (CVAS)

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• Listening to stories of pain and joy. Physicians and other caregivers can help patients find comfort and meaning at the end of life.

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• The needs of terminally ill patients at home: directing one's life, health and things related to beloved others

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• Exploring the spiritual needs of people dying of lung cancer or heart failure: a prospective qualitative interview study of patients and their carers

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• Case study: Death or damnation--refusing life-prolonging therapy on religious grounds.

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• End‐of‐Life Challenges: Honoring Autonomy

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• Effects of religiosity on patients' perceptions of do-not-resuscitate status.

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• Diversity and patient care in a shrinking world.

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• Effective pain management in the long-term care setting.

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• Issues in Caring for Afghan American Elders: Insights from Literature and a Focus Group

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• PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH ON DEATH ATTITUDES: AN OVERVIEW AND EVALUATION

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• Meeting the needs of Muslim service users.

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• Anxiety and quality of life of women who receive radiation or chemotherapy for breast cancer.

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• Spiritual and emotional needs of bariatric patients.

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• The comprehensive care team: a controlled trial of outpatient palliative medicine consultation.

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• Religiosity is associated with hippocampal but not amygdala volumes in patients with refractory epilepsy

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• Physicians and spirituality. St. Vincent Indianapolis has a program that encourages spiritual development in doctors.

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• Attendance at Religious Services and Mortality in a National Sample∗

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• Two-Week Test-Retest Reliability of the Duke Religion Index

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• Existential pain--an entity, a provocation, or a challenge?

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• Epistemological Exploration: Generalization of Learning Styles and Analytical Skills between Academic and Religious Materials

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• Principles and practice of withdrawing life-sustaining treatments.

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• Spiritual transcendence as a predictor of psychosocial outcome from an outpatient substance abuse program.

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• Assessing the cultural and religious needs of older people.

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• Religious and nonreligious coping methods among persons with rheumatoid arthritis.

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• Dying Young, Dying Poor: A Sociological Examination of Existential Suffering Among Low-Socioeconomic Status Patients

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• Posttraumatic Mental and Physical Health Correlates of Forgiveness and Religious Coping in Military Veterans

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• Heart and spirit: research with psychoanalysts and psychoanalytic psychotherapists about spirituality.

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• "Collective Amnesia:" The Absence of Religious Faith and Spirituality in Health Communication Research and Practice

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• Patient and Physician Attitudes to Using Medications with Religiously Forbidden Ingredients

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• Addressing spiritual care: calling for help.

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• The Catholic child, adolescent, and family.

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• Breaking through the despair: spiritually oriented group therapy as a means of healing women with severe mental illness.

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• Positivity in illness: self-delusion or existential growth?

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• Men of Prayer: Spirituality of Men With Prostate Cancer

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• Spiritual Well-Being and Quality of Life of Iranian Adults with Type 2 Diabetes

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