Daily routine nursing care: a conceptual analysis of spirituality
Section: Reviews
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May Uitz S, Hernández Martínez N. Cotidianeidad del cuidado de enfermería: un análisis conceptual de espiritualidad. Rev. iberoam. Educ. investi. Enferm. 2015; 5(3):78-84.
Authors
1 Saúl May Uitz, 2 Nora Hernández Martínez
Position
1 Maestro en Ciencias de Enfermería. Docente de la Facultad de Enfermería de la Universidad Autónoma de Yucatán (México).2 Maestra en Ciencias de Enfermería. Docente de la Facultad de Enfermería de la Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León.
Contact email: saul.may@correo.uady.mx
Abstract
Introduction: Daily routines allow subjects' life to be known and understood. Spirituality is beyond religion, and we aimed to analyzing the concept of spirituality from a nursing care perspective.
Methods: A review article based on a conceptual analysis of spirituality and nursing care by several authors. A literature review was carried out on published books and journal papers.
Results: Knowing their patients' daily routine will help nurses to empathize with their patients' daily life, so that nursing care can be specifically adjusted for any existing need or fact. In nursing care, considering spirituality allows critical patients care to be humanized, which is a key factor in recovery, because caring for spirit results in an improved spirituality.
Concluding remarks: Care makes spirit to be shaped in a specific body; spirituality is the essence of human being and involves all life items in a unifying process, beyond religion; spirit is humanized and body is given life when they are shaped by care. In conclusion, in daily routine nursing care, self-conscience is needed to search a balance of life, including work, in spirituality. This way, it is better understood the fact that self-care is critical, both for feeling well in workplace and to better caring others.
Keywords:
spirituality; care; nursing care (Source: DeCS BIREME)
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Cotidianeidad del cuidado de enfermería: un análisis conceptual de espiritualidad
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