Learning the available and supplied religious facilities for inpatient services：An example of Taiwan’s hospital environment

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Title:	Learning the available and supplied religious facilities for inpatient services：An example of Taiwan’s hospital environment
Authors:	尹章義;曾惠明
Contributors:	史學系
Date:	2007-05
Issue Date:	2011-01-20 11:48:14 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	The article cites a survey of nursing executives concerning the availability of holistic nursing care for hospitalized patients conducted at hospitals in Taiwan. According to the survey, only 40% of hospitals had any facilities for religious service and only 4% employed recruited volunteers to provide religious support. It is determined that only 20% of hospitals offered rooms for special ceremonies frequently used for rituals after patient death.
Relation:	Nursing Economics Vol.25 No.3 P.167-173
Appears in Collections:	[Department of History-Graduate School] journal articles

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