APA Style
Agapito, M. , Agapito, M. Alipio, J. , Alipio, J. Rosa, M. I. D. , Rosa, M. I. D. Narvaez, R. A. , & Narvaez, R. A. (2023). Clinicians’ Perception of Spirituality in Oncology Care: A Qualitative Synthesis.
Universal Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology, 2(1), 47-65.
https://doi.org/10.31586/wjcor.2023.628
ACS Style
Agapito, M. ; Agapito, M. Alipio, J. ; Alipio, J. Rosa, M. I. D. ; Rosa, M. I. D. Narvaez, R. A. ; Narvaez, R. A. Clinicians’ Perception of Spirituality in Oncology Care: A Qualitative Synthesis.
Universal Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2023 2(1), 47-65.
https://doi.org/10.31586/wjcor.2023.628
Chicago/Turabian Style
Agapito, Maricar, Maricar Agapito. Joseph Alipio, Joseph Alipio. Ma Ina Dela Rosa, Ma Ina Dela Rosa. Roison Andro Narvaez, and Roison Andro Narvaez. 2023. "Clinicians’ Perception of Spirituality in Oncology Care: A Qualitative Synthesis".
Universal Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology 2, no. 1: 47-65.
https://doi.org/10.31586/wjcor.2023.628
AMA Style
Agapito M, Agapito MAlipio J, Alipio JRosa MID, Rosa MIDNarvaez RA, Narvaez RA. Clinicians’ Perception of Spirituality in Oncology Care: A Qualitative Synthesis.
Universal Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology. 2023; 2(1):47-65.
https://doi.org/10.31586/wjcor.2023.628
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AUTHOR = {Agapito, Maricar and Alipio, Joseph and Rosa, Ma Ina Dela and Narvaez, Roison Andro and Santos, Aris},
TITLE = {Clinicians’ Perception of Spirituality in Oncology Care: A Qualitative Synthesis},
JOURNAL = {Universal Journal of Pharmacy and Pharmacology},
VOLUME = {2},
YEAR = {2023},
NUMBER = {1},
PAGES = {47-65},
URL = {https://www.scipublications.com/journal/index.php/WJCOR/article/view/628},
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DOI = {10.31586/wjcor.2023.628},
ABSTRACT = {Background: By rediscovering the medical field spiritual foundation, clinicians sought to balance their care and realize that spirituality is frequently associated with healthcare, thus one’s spiritual beliefs influence patients' decisions between aggressive care and complementary therapies in oncology care. Aim: This study investigates clinicians’ experiences and perceptions of spirituality in oncology care that clinicians can utilize to improve cancer and spiritual care provision. Methods: A thematic, qualitative synthesis. Results: Four main themes emerged from the synthesis of the 11 included studies that can steer future framework and policies to make clinicians more inept in providing care to address spiritual well-being of the patients and their family from a clinician's point of view of spirituality: “Maintaining Hope and Spiritual Wellness, Clinician’s Sensitivity to Cancer Patients, Provision of Culturally Respectful Spiritual Care, and Education in Providing Spiritual Care”. Conclusion: Cancer patients, cancer survivors, and clinicians’ quality of life is correlated with measures of spirituality and spiritual well-being. Spirituality also fulfill these oncologic patients has been linked to improved emotional and spiritual adjustment. Implications: Clinicians with different proficiencies, novice or expert, develop a strong spiritual belief can also be a strength when it comes to caring for those terminally ill patients, to be able to aid them in their sufferings. Amidst the challenges of spiritual care, these clinicians provide a patient strategy approach that is holistic to the care.},
}
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AB - Background: By rediscovering the medical field spiritual foundation, clinicians sought to balance their care and realize that spirituality is frequently associated with healthcare, thus one’s spiritual beliefs influence patients' decisions between aggressive care and complementary therapies in oncology care. Aim: This study investigates clinicians’ experiences and perceptions of spirituality in oncology care that clinicians can utilize to improve cancer and spiritual care provision. Methods: A thematic, qualitative synthesis. Results: Four main themes emerged from the synthesis of the 11 included studies that can steer future framework and policies to make clinicians more inept in providing care to address spiritual well-being of the patients and their family from a clinician's point of view of spirituality: “Maintaining Hope and Spiritual Wellness, Clinician’s Sensitivity to Cancer Patients, Provision of Culturally Respectful Spiritual Care, and Education in Providing Spiritual Care”. Conclusion: Cancer patients, cancer survivors, and clinicians’ quality of life is correlated with measures of spirituality and spiritual well-being. Spirituality also fulfill these oncologic patients has been linked to improved emotional and spiritual adjustment. Implications: Clinicians with different proficiencies, novice or expert, develop a strong spiritual belief can also be a strength when it comes to caring for those terminally ill patients, to be able to aid them in their sufferings. Amidst the challenges of spiritual care, these clinicians provide a patient strategy approach that is holistic to the care.
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