What information about a patient's perceptions and values would the nurse obtain by using questions from the HOPE tool? Select all that apply
a. Healthy spirituality versus sick religiosity
b. That which gives the patient hope and meaning in life
c. Important personal spiritual practices
d. Role of religion in the patient's life
e. Sources of strength and comfort
B, C, D, E
The HOPE questions gather information about sources of hope, strength, comfort, meaning, peace, love, and connection; the role of organized religion for the patient; personal spirituality and practices; and effects on medical care and end-of-life decisions.
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