«Palliative Care for Muslim Patients»: الفرق بين المراجعتين
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| + | Mohammad Zafir al-Shahri, MD, and Abdullah al-Khenaizan, MD | ||
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| + | 432 www.SupportiveOncology.net THE JOURNAL OF SUPPORTIVE ONCOLOGY J Support Oncol 2005;3:432–436 | ||
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| + | Spiritual care is recognized as an integral component of comprehensive palliative care.1,2 Muslims, estimated to number 1.3 to 1.7 billion worldwide,3,4 regard Islam as both a belief system and a way of life, as per the teachings of the Qur’an.5 Therefore, delivery of quality healthcare to Muslim patients calls for promoting health professionals’ awareness of the religion of Islam. In this paper, the authors aim at discussing some of the religious aspects pertinent to caring for a special group of Muslim patients, namely the terminally ill. This discussion should not be considered stereotypically applicable to every terminally ill Muslim patient, as every patient | ||
| + | is unique. Indeed, not only do the schools of thought vary, but also the level of observance may vary considerably among patients within the same school of thought. | ||
http://www.prolifemuslims.com/PDF-word-PowerPoint/Palliative_Care_for_Muslim_Patients.pdf | http://www.prolifemuslims.com/PDF-word-PowerPoint/Palliative_Care_for_Muslim_Patients.pdf | ||
المراجعة الحالية بتاريخ 09:53، 3 يناير 2016
Palliative Care for Muslim Patients
Mohammad Zafir al-Shahri, MD, and Abdullah al-Khenaizan, MD
432 www.SupportiveOncology.net THE JOURNAL OF SUPPORTIVE ONCOLOGY J Support Oncol 2005;3:432–436
Spiritual care is recognized as an integral component of comprehensive palliative care.1,2 Muslims, estimated to number 1.3 to 1.7 billion worldwide,3,4 regard Islam as both a belief system and a way of life, as per the teachings of the Qur’an.5 Therefore, delivery of quality healthcare to Muslim patients calls for promoting health professionals’ awareness of the religion of Islam. In this paper, the authors aim at discussing some of the religious aspects pertinent to caring for a special group of Muslim patients, namely the terminally ill. This discussion should not be considered stereotypically applicable to every terminally ill Muslim patient, as every patient is unique. Indeed, not only do the schools of thought vary, but also the level of observance may vary considerably among patients within the same school of thought.
http://www.prolifemuslims.com/PDF-word-PowerPoint/Palliative_Care_for_Muslim_Patients.pdf
