«The understanding of death and dying as seen by different religions»


	«The understanding of death and dying as seen by different religions»


	BEFORE AND AFTER DEATH

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01►ARE WOMEN MORE RELIGIOUS THAN MEN?

02►A RASCH SCALING VALIDATION OF A ‘CORE’ NEAR-DEATH EXPRERIENCE

03►A LITTLE BIT OF RELIGION HELPS THE MEDICINE GO DOWN

04►A REVIEW OF SPIRITUALITY AS APPLIED TO NURSING

05►AUTHORITY IN SCIENCE AND IN RELIGION

06►BELIEF IN AN AFTERLIFE SPIRITUAL WELL-BEING AND END-OF-LIFE

07►CARING FOR THE ISLAMIC PATIENT

08►CULTURAL ISSUES SURROUNDING END-OF-LIFE CARE

09►CULTURAL ISSUES IN PALLIATIVE CARE

10►DANIEL DUBUISSON THE WESTERN CONSTRUCTION OF RELIGION

11►CHILDHOOD CIRCUMCISION

12►DEAD TRADITION

13►COMMUNITY PALLIATIVE CARE

14►WHATS GOD GOT TO DO WITH IT ATHEISM AND RELIGIOUS PRACTICE

15►APPROACHING CULTURAL CHANGE IN THE ERA OF GLOBALISATION

16►COMUNICATING WITH DYING PATIENT

17►DIGNIFIED DYING IN INDIA

18►ECONOMIC AND CULTURAL DISADVANTAGE OF THE ROMA IN SLOVAKIA

19►ETHICS OF MOURNING DERRIDA

20►DEFINING DEATH

21►DEMOGRAPHICS RELIGION AND THE FUTURE OF EUROPE

22►DIASPORIC PHILOSOPHZ, NEGATIVE THEOLOGY

23►HIGHER PREVALENCE OF TYPE 2 DIABETER ROMA SLOVAKIA

24►EQUALITY FOR ROMA IN EUROPE

25►ROMA IN EUROPE

26►ROMA IN EASTERN EUROPE

27►ROMA IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC AND SLOVAKIA

28►ROMANI MIGRATION FROM SLOVAKIA

29►ROMA IN EXPANDING EUROPE

30►ROMANY COUNTERGOVERNMENTALITY

31►SCALING THE ROMANY GRASSROOTS

32►PALLIATIVE CARE POLICY DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL EUROPE

33►MERGING CULTURES PALLIATIVE CARE SPECIALISTS IN THE MEDICAL

34►MORALITY AND RELIGIOUS RULES

35►MORALITY RELIGION SPIRITUALITY

36►MUSLIM DIASPORA IN WESTERN EUROPE

37►THE WESTERN ENCOUNTER WITH ISLAM

38►NEWAGE RELIGION AND SECULARIZATION

39►PALLIATIVE CARE INDIA

40►END OF LIFE

41►HOOPE AND HOPING IN THE TALK OF DYING CANCER PATIENTS

42►HOW WELL ARE WE CARING FOR CAREGIVERS

43►END OF LIFE A CATHOLIC VIEW

44►ETHICAL DILEMMA - JUDAISM

45►ETHICAL ISSUES IN THE FORCED TRANSFUSION OF JEHOVAHS WITNESS

46►THE EFFECT OF SPIRITUAL BELIEFS

47►THE HOSPICE A PLACE TO DIE OF JUST PASSING ON

48►THE POWER OF INTERDISCIPLINARY COLLABORATION

49►THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN RELIGION SPIRITUALITY AND PHYSICAL HEALTH

50►THE ROLE OF RELIGION IN MEDIATING THE TRANSITION TO RESIDENTIAL CARE

51►THE LONELINESSES EXPERIENCE OF THE DYING

52►THEISM AND MORAL SCEPTICISM

53►A GUIDE TO NURSE CARE

54►AFTERLIFE

55►ANTICIPATORY MOURNING IN PARENTS WITH A CHILD

56►BUDDHISM MEDICAL ETHICS

57►BUDDHIST BIOETHICS

58►BUDDHIST HOSPICE

59►CARE FOR DYING PATIENTS

60►CHILDREN ATTRIBUTIONS OF BELIEFS TO HUMANS AND GOD

61►CHURCHES PROSTEST AGAINST YOGA IN THE SCHOOLS IN SLOVAKIA

62►MULTICULTURAL EVENT IN BRATISLAVA

63►EDUCATIONAL NEEDS

64►ETHICS PERSPECTIVES ON END-OF-LIFE CARE

65►FAITH FREQUENCY AND THE ALLOCATION OF TIME - A MICRO LEVEL STUDY OF RELIGIOUS CAPITAL AND PARTICIPATION

66►GOOD DEATH AND BAD DEATH IN ANCIENT ISRAEL ACCORDING TO BIBLICAL LORE

67►HELPING CHILDREN AND TEENS COPE WITH DEATH

68►HOW HEALERS MANAGE THE PLURALISTIC HEALING CONTEXT IN UGANDA

69►HOW RELIGION INFLUENCES MORBIDITY AND HEALTH

70►REFLECTIONS ON THE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN RELIFION AND CULTURE

71►REFLEXION ON SPIRITUALITY

72►SECRET CHURCH IN SLOVAKIA

73►SPIRIRUALITY AND RELIGIOUSNESS

74►SPIRITUAL DISCUSSION

75►SPIRITUAL TURNING POINTS AND PERCEIVED CONTROL OVER THE LIFE COURSE

76►SPIRITUALITY IN HOSPICE

77►SPIRITUALITY IN PALLIATIVE CARE

78►SPIRITUAL HOPE AND MUSIC THERAPY IN PALLIATIVE CARE

79►SURVIVORS

80►THE CROSS CLUTURAL STUDY OF CHRISTIANITY AN HISTORIANS VIEW

81►THE DYING PATIENT - ISRAELI LAW

82►THE IMPACT OF RELIGIOUS BELIEFS AND PRACTICES ON AGING A Cross-Cultural Comparison

83►THE CARING COMMUNITY

84►CLERGY IN THREE PALLIATIVE CARE

85►DANCING WITH ANGELS

86►CULTURE BRAIN DEATH AND TRANSPLANTATION

87►DEATH AND DYING A SELECTED BIBLIOGRAPHY

88►DEATH AND MOURNING IN JUDAISM

89►DEATH DYING AND INFORMATICS MISREPRESENTING RELIGION

90►DEATH WITHOUT DIGNITY

91►DECISIONS AND CARE AT THE END OF LIFE

92►DOES DYING AT HOPE INFLUENCE THE GOOD DEATH OF TERMINAL CANCER PATIENTS

93►DYING DEMENTIA PATIENTS

94►INFLUENCES ON DIET HEALTH BEHAVIOURS AND THEIR OUTCOME IN SELECT ETHNOCULTURAL AND RELIGIOUS GROUPS

95►PERCEPTIONS OF ROLES

96►RELIGION AND MEDICINE

97►RELIGION AND SPIRITUALITY. A DISCUSSION PAPER ABOUT NEGATIVITY, REDUCTIONISM AND DIFFERENTIATION IN NURSING TEXTS

98►RELIGION AND MENTAL HEALTH

99►RELIGIOUS IMPORTANCE AND PRACTICES OF PATIENTS WITH A LIFE

100►RELIGIOUS MATURITY

101►ROLE OF THE DOCTOR

102►ISLAM AND THE FUTURE OF DISSENT AFTER THE END OF HISTORY

103►LEARNING TO COPE WITH DEATH

104►MORALITY AND RELIGIOUS RULES

105►OVERVIEW OF RELIGIONS

106►PAIN AND SUFFERING AS VIEWED BY THE HINDU RELIGION

107►PALLIATIVE CARE INDIA

108►PALLIATIVE CARE POLICY DEVELOPMENT IN CENTRAL EUROPE

109►PASTORAL CARE

110►PASTORAL CARE ISLAM

111►PASTORAL NEEDS OF JEWISH HOSPICE

112►PATIENTS IN AN EGLISH SPEAKING COUNTRY

113►PATIENTS NEARING DEATH

114►RACIAL DIFFERENCES

115►TO DISPUTE OR NOT TO DISPUTE ETHICAL REBT WITH RELIGIOUS CLIENTS

116►WHATS GOD DOT TO DO WITH IT ATHEISM AND RELIGIOUS PRACTICE

117►ZOROASTRIANISM

118►STANFORD DICTIONARY-DEFINITION OF DEATH

119►BUDDHISM

120►WHEN A JEW DIES

121►SLOVAKIA RELIGIOUS FREEDOM REPORT 2006