Original paper
Caring for terminally ill Muslim patients: Lived experiences of non-Muslim nurses
Abstract
Objective: The nursing profession demands knowledge, awareness, and experience regarding the ethnic, religious, cultural, and social constructs involved in patient care. Non-Muslim nurses must have theoretical and empirical insights into treatment methods and caring for terminally ill Muslim patients. In particular, non-Muslim nurses should acquire knowledge of Islamic rules and regulations. They should also be familiar with the unique religious...
Paper Details
Title
Caring for terminally ill Muslim patients: Lived experiences of non-Muslim nurses
Published Date
Apr 20, 2016
Journal
Volume
14
Issue
6
Pages
599 - 611
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