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Not written
strictly for healthcare professionals, but for anyone involved in
reaching out as Christian caregivers to family members, friends
or neighbors. Shelly, editor of the Journal of Christian Nursing,
takes a compassionate approach to caring for the whole person. This
approach also enables the caregiver to share the burden of responsibility
by developing a spiritual care team to aid the patient.
In today's society,
people are more open to spirituality than they have been in the
past, so the author urges the reader not to hesitate in sharing
the faith and love that will help the afflicted through the trials
of illness. Home healthcare workers, pastors and church lay visitors,
as well as family caregivers, would benefit from reading this book.
--Christian Retailing
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| Shelly
explores spirituality's significance in physical caregiving. She discusses
what spiritual care is, how to do it, and how to care for the caregiver.
As both a nurse and a doctor, Shelly is in a unique position to discuss
this subject. Illustrations, exercises, and charts pepper the material.
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