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Ucc Minutes October 26, 2006, Kutztown University Curriculum Committee Oct 2006

Ucc Minutes October 26, 2006, Kutztown University Curriculum Committee

UCC Minutes

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Actions Memo October 2006, Kutztown University Curriculum Committee Oct 2006

Actions Memo October 2006, Kutztown University Curriculum Committee

UCC Action Memos

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Congregational Caring For Those Experiencing Pain And Suffering, Nanette Dost May 2006

Congregational Caring For Those Experiencing Pain And Suffering, Nanette Dost

Master of Art Theology Thesis

Often people feel inadequate both in handling their own pain and in helping others who are in pain. It is easier to walk away and refuse to see the pain we know is there. In a world where self-help books and medical treatments abound, how can the Christian congregation offer its unique contribution of the Gospel? Christian community can help to remove pain, teach skills in coping with pain, and integrate pain meaningfully into life. A benefit of Christian community for individuals is in giving meaning to the pain they experience through Jesus' presence.

Chapter 1will explore the history and …


Relevance Of Spirituality To Mental Health Nursing; A Literature Review, Pamela S. Walls May 2006

Relevance Of Spirituality To Mental Health Nursing; A Literature Review, Pamela S. Walls

Theses and Dissertations

This independent study is being done to review what clment literature states about s_μirtuality and spiritual care giving within the role of mental health nursing. A review of literature including articles from the past six years and classic articles was be peformed. The information is compared and contrasted to determine the extent of the relevance of spi rituality to present day mental health nursing and to examine the implications for psychiatric mental health nursing practice. Nurses are expected to deliver insightful, holistic and effective care. Many patients in mental health settings have concerns or needs related to spiritual or religious …


The Assessment Of Problematic Barriers In Nurse Spiritual Caregiving And Implementing A Project To Overcome Them, Bonnie Engel May 2006

The Assessment Of Problematic Barriers In Nurse Spiritual Caregiving And Implementing A Project To Overcome Them, Bonnie Engel

Theses and Dissertations

Understanding the spiritual dimension of human experience is paramount to nursing, because nursing is a holistic, practice-based discipline interested in the art of human concerns. In the past two decades, increased attention has centered on the relationship between health and spirituality (Harrison, 1993). Balance of the mind, body and soul are necessary for the maintenance of health (Brush, Daly, 2000). The purpose of this project is to examine via a needs assessment, the barriers that prevent the provision of a nurse's spiritual caregiving and based on these findings, implement a teaching project to reduce the barriers. Humans are spiritual beings. …