Patients’ and caregivers’ needs, experiences, preferences and research priorities in spiritual care: A focus group study across nine countries

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HCW could be educated that patients in a small study reported that they want spiritual care, yet didn’t want to be told that illness was punishment Participants emphasized the need for staff competence. https://t.co/nOPHsJOsTp

RT @Lucy_Selman: Building on Malcolm Johnson's presentation on spiritual care, see our global InSpirit study on patient and carer perspecti…

Building on Malcolm Johnson's presentation on spiritual care, see our global InSpirit study on patient and carer perspectives (open access) https://t.co/IgWXKTd8rL #valueofdeath #hpm

@hospicedoctor @drkathrynmannix @ellaglasses Great :) And of course spiritual care and its neglect is a great topic! https://t.co/BRYrAB2Xs1

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