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J Assoc Nurses AIDS Care ; 12(3): 58-65, 2001.
Article in English | MEDLINE | ID: mdl-11387805

ABSTRACT

Spirituality is an important resource that individuals use to cope with a chronic illness such as HIV disease. Spirituality has both a religious and an existential component that share the concepts of meaning in life, hope, self-transcendence, and rituals. An integrated perspective utilizing these shared concepts is proposed to assist HIV-positive individuals in coping with the challenges of their disease. Nursing interventions include promoting hope, teaching, sharing information, and creating a sense of empowerment in people with HIV to address spiritual issues. The article concludes with a case study that emphasizes application of the integrated perspective of spirituality with an HIV-positive person.


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Adaptation, Psychological , HIV Infections/nursing , HIV Infections/psychology , Religion , Social Support , Humans , Male
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