BACKGROUND: Breast cancer patients often face difficulties in doing prayers due to cancer diagnosis and treatment. Spiritual needs, especially in the context of Islamic beliefs, need to be explored as…

BACKGROUND: Women bear the brunt of human rights violations faced by persons with albinism, especially in sub-Saharan Africa. In addition to insufficient access to skin and eye care, increased rates o…

Patients may have negative experiences while undergoing treatment in intensive care, and these experiences affect patients in many ways. This study aims to determine the relationship between patients'…

While much sociological literature interprets contemporary pilgrimage through fragmentation, commodification, and post-secular hybridity, this study argues that pilgrimage continues to function as a p…

University students commonly experience high levels of stress, which negatively impact on academic performance, engagement, and well-being. Coping strategies can be employed to manage stress, but ther…

Spiritual care offers significant benefits to hospice patients and caregivers. However, disparities exist in the perceived quality of spiritual care among African-American caregivers. We interviewed b…

Hope is a multidimensional construct that plays a fundamental role in the human experience and in the processes of health and illness. Previous research has demonstrated its association with greater r…

This systematic review examines the willingness of victims and non-victims or members of civil society to forgive in the context of armed conflicts. The review addresses two primary research questions…

The nurses often face moral challenges and conflicts as their duties are performed. In these situations, professional values and religious well-being support their performance within a specific framew…

This study aimed to examine the role of resilience and decision fatigue in mediating the relationship between spiritual well-being and spiritual care competence among nurses. A cross-sectional desig…