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The 3 H and BMSEST Models for Spirituality in Multicultural Whole-Person Medicine Primary Author: Gowri Anandarajah, The Warren Alpert Medical School of Brown University This article from the Annals of Family Medicine (volume 6, issue 5) describes the 3 H (head, heart, hands) and the BMSEST models (body, mind, spirit, environment, social, transcendent) for looking at spirituality in medicine as a part of whole-person care. Date Last Modified 09/01/2008 Article
The 7 x 7 Model for Spiritual Assessment: A Brief Introduction and Bibliography Primary Author: George Fitchett, Rush University Medical Center Overview of the 7 x 7 Model for Spiritual Assessment, which was developed in the mid-1980s by a team of chaplains and nursing faculty at Rush University including George Fitchett, Russ Burck, Carol J. Farran, and Julia Emblen. The 7 x 7 model for spiritual assessment incorporates a holistic assessment and a multi-dimensional spiritual assessment. Date Last Modified Article
ACPE Research Network Newsletter Primary Author: The ACPE Research Network The ACPE Research Network Newsletter is published three times a year and contains items of enduring value on the subject of spirituality research and health and education. Date Last Modified Report/Document/Book chapter, Article
Addressing Patients Emotional and Spiritual Needs Primary Author: Paul Alexander Clark, Press Ganey Associates This article from the December 2003 issue of the Joint Commission Journal on Quality and Safety (Volume 29 Number 12) is the result of a literature review and original research to ascertain whether patients emotional and spiritual needs are important, whether hospitals are effective in addressing these needs, and what strategies should guide improvement. The study found "a strong relationship between the degree to which staff addressed emotional/spiritual needs and overall patient satisfaction" and the authors conclude that "the emotional and spiritual experience of hospitalization remains a prime opportunity for QI" (Quality Improvement). Date Last Modified 12/01/2003 Article
Addressing Patients Spirituality in Medical Treatment Primary Author: Marc Galanter, NYU School of Medicine Article published in Primary Psychiatry [2008;15(9):82-90]. Topics covered include: - spiritual assessment - the roles of chaplains and nurses - incorporating spirituality in psychosocial treatment - models for intervention - HIV/AIDS - spiritually-oriented support groups Date Last Modified 09/01/2008 Article