Correlation between nurses' perceptions of spiritual care and attitudes toward death, suggesting implications for patient care.
It was determined that there was a correlation between the nurses' perceptions of the concept of spiritual care and their attitudes towards death and the care of dying patients. It can be suggested that the nurses exhibited a more positive attitude toward the care of dying patients as their understanding of spirituality, spiritual support, and spiritual care increased.
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