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Prezentare PPT a proiectului

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Rolul religiei pentru persoanele cu boli cronice/terminale - Proiect realizat de Covaci Ana-Maria, Costache Eva-Maria, Brinca Nicoleta, Meghesan Gabriela

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Povestea celebrului neurochirurg care s-a trezit din coma cu puterea rugaciunii

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Povestea celebrului neurochirurg care s-a trezit din coma cu puterea rugaciunii

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Eben Alexander: A Neurosurgeon's Journey through the Afterlife

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I See Dead People: Dreams and Visions of the Dying | Dr. Christopher Kerr | TEDxBuffalo

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Elegant Galaxy Background Breakthrough | Google Slides & PPT

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Reveal new breakthroughs in the field of medicine to the whole world (literally?) with this editable template for Google Slides and PowerPoint

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Objective

This study examined the impact of spirituality and religiosity on depressive symptom severity in a sample of terminally ill patients with cancer and AIDS.

Methods

One hundred sixty-two patients were recruited from palliative-care facilities (hospitals and specialized nursing facilities), all of whom had a life expectancy <6 months. The primary variables used in this study were the FACIT Spiritual Well-Being Scale, a religiosity index similar to those used in previous research, the Hamilton Depression Rating Scale (HDRS), the Karnofsky Performance Rating Scale, the Memorial Symptom Assessment Scale, and the Duke-UNC Functional Social Support Questionnaire.

Results

A strong negative association was observed between the FACIT Spiritual Well-Being scale and the HDRS, but no such relationship was found for religiosity, because more religious individuals had somewhat higher scores on the HDRS. Similar patterns were observed for the FACIT subscales, finding a strong negative association between the meaning and peace subscale (which corresponds to the more existential aspects of spirituality) and HDRS scores, whereas a positive, albeit nonsignificant, association was observed for the faith subscale (which corresponds more closely to religiosity).

Conclusions

These results suggest that the beneficial aspects of religion may be primarily those that relate to spiritual well-being rather than to religious practices per se. Implications for clinical interventions and palliative-care practice are discussed.

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Spirituality, Religion, and Depression in the Terminally Ill

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This study examined the impact of spirituality and religiosity on depressive symptom severity in a sample of terminally ill patients with cancer and AIDS. One hundred sixty-two patients were recruited from palliative-care facilities (hospitals and specialized nursing facilities), all of whom had a life expectancy <6 months.

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Articol 2_ Spiritualitatea, religia și religia în cazul bolnavilor terminali

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Religia și spiritualitatea în fața bolii

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Cum își descriu bolnavii terminali spiritualitatea

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Cum își descriu bolnavii terminali spiritualitatea

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Abstract

This study reports the results of semi-structured interviews conducted with 60 medically ill (cancer, myocardial infarction, HIV/AIDS) people in an attempt to define what people facing a life-threatening illness mean when they say they are 'spiritual' or 'religious'. Questions were asked about beliefs and affective, behavioral, and somatic realms. Subjects initially self-identified as considering themselves to be spiritual, religious, or both. While some similarities existed between the groups (e.g. amount of time spent in prayer, beliefs set the tone for their life, give them a sense of well-being, guidance, a sense of right and wrong, a connection to God, and a sense they will live on in some form), significant differences were discovered in overall belief systems, as well as in interpretation of the mechanisms whereby subjects' beliefs impacted their health and their recovery. Those identifying as spiritual described recovery and healing as happening through them whereas those identifying as religious were more likely to say it happens to them. In addition, significant differences existed between the groups in their overall view of God, self, world, and others. Implications for future studies are discussed.

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Religion and Spirituality in the Face of Illness: How Cancer, Cardiac, and HIV Patients Describe their Spirituality/Religiosity - PubMed

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This study reports the results of semi-structured interviews conducted with 60 medically ill (cancer, myocardial infarction, HIV/AIDS) people in an attempt to define what people facing a life-threatening illness mean when they say they are 'spiritual' or 'religious'. Questions were asked about belie ...

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Sci-Hub | Spiritual values and death anxiety: Implications for counseling with terminal cancer patients. Journal of Counseling Psychology, 25(6), 563–569 | 10.1037/0022-0167.25.6.563

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Rolul religiei și spiritualității la pacienții medicali rezultatele de confirmare cu chestionarul SpREUK

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Nevoile spirituale ale pacienților cu boli cronice

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Articol - Cum alina religia oamenii muribunzi?

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Articol - Cum alina religia oamenii muribunzi?