ISSN 1538-1080
DOI:10.58717/ijhc.01

Tag: Volume 3, Number 1

Choices in Anger

Anger is a natural inner response to being endangered or hurt. Challenges that commonly elicit anger include: Being attacked verbally or physically Being threatened verbally or physically Intrusion upon or disrespect of our boundaries Physical Social Not receiving Something in the outer world that was promised or expected (material or benefits) Behaviors or attitudes that

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Resonance Tuning And Self-Healing

Resonance Tuning is a process that was discovered in the mid 1990s as one way to balance biological energy fields. While there is no objective evidence that this is being accomplished, the clinical results that many people are getting are consistent with the theory. Using a Resonance Tuner in the form of a small card,

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Impact of Nursing Models in a Professional Environment: Linking Spiritual End-of-Life Care to Nursing Theory

End of life care through the lenses of nursing theories Spiritual facilitation is a method in which the nurse provides spiritual intervention to assist in resolution of end-of-life (EOL) issues, supported by nursing conceptual models, and promoting positive client and family outcomes. The proposed approach of spiritual facilitation, intervention, nursing education and conceptual models of

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Illness as Transformative Gift in People with Fibromyalgia

This qualitative study focused on chronic illness as a transformative mechanism to a more authentic self. Through grounded theory analysis, taped interviews with 8 subjects were coded for process, and 10 components were found to be associated with the central category, transformation to a more authentic self.

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A Survey Estimating the Prevalence and Factors Affecting the Use of Complementary Therapy by Adult Cancer Patients and Their Physicians, in Newfoundland, Canada

A survey estimating the prevalence and factors affecting the use of complementary therapy by adult cancer patients and their physicians perspectives, in Newfoundland, Canada. Objectives: Prevalence, characteristics and correlations of complementary therapy (CT) use among adult cancer patients in Newfoundland, and reaction of their physicians towards their CT use.

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