Counseling and Spiritual Assistance to Chemotherapy Patients: A Reflection in the Light of Jean Watson's Theory / Angelo Braga Mendonça,Eliane Ramos Pereira, Bruna Maiara Ferreira Barreto, Rose Mary Costa Rosa Andrade Silva
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Continuing resourceISSN: 2177-9465Subject(s): Counseling | Spirituality | Neoplasms | Nursing
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Escola Anna Nery : Revista de Enfermagem -- 2018, v 22, n 4, p. 1-9Summary: Aim: To reflect on the use of spiritual interventions and methods of psychological, theological and psychotherapeutic counseling
applicable to nursing. Method: Theoretical reflection article, used to identify approximations and distances of counseling
methods and spiritual interventions with Jean Watson's Theory of Human Care. Results: The critical analysis of methods of
psychological, theological and psychotherapeutic counseling indicates approximations with the Theory of Human Care, promoting
the improvement of spiritual interventions directed to patients in chemotherapy. Conclusion: From Jean Watson's Theory
emerged a creative, original and unique advice in nursing. Implications for practice: Understanding counseling methods and
spiritual interventions are important tools for the practice of oncological nursing, as well as enhancing the resources available
to integrate spirituality and health.
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Aim: To reflect on the use of spiritual interventions and methods of psychological, theological and psychotherapeutic counseling
applicable to nursing. Method: Theoretical reflection article, used to identify approximations and distances of counseling
methods and spiritual interventions with Jean Watson's Theory of Human Care. Results: The critical analysis of methods of
psychological, theological and psychotherapeutic counseling indicates approximations with the Theory of Human Care, promoting
the improvement of spiritual interventions directed to patients in chemotherapy. Conclusion: From Jean Watson's Theory
emerged a creative, original and unique advice in nursing. Implications for practice: Understanding counseling methods and
spiritual interventions are important tools for the practice of oncological nursing, as well as enhancing the resources available
to integrate spirituality and health.
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