What are some possible barrier(s) for nurses in providing spiritual care? Select all that apply
a. Spiritual care is related to end-of-life care and many nurses do not work in this area.
b. Greater emphasis in nursing is placed on meeting patients' physical needs.
c. Many nurses experience time constraints and inadequate staffing.
d. Many nurses lack an understanding of their own spiritual belief systems.
ANS: B, C, D
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