Titlebook: Why Religion and Spirituality Matter for Public Health; Evidence, Implicatio Doug Oman Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG, part

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Mental Health, Religion, and Spiritualityact with schizophrenia symptoms, functioning as either a risk factor or a protective factor. Many R/S-tailored treatments have been offered in healthcare settings, and their effectiveness for improving psychological outcomes has been supported by meta-analyses. Respectful attention to R/S factors ha

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Clinical Practice, Religion, and Spiritualityon. Several factors, such as retaining a place in community, support spiritual well-being in the palliative care context. Majorities of patients regard physician inquiries about R/S as appropriate in at least some circumstances, but physician inquiries appear to be infrequent and inadequate. R/S-rel

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2627-6011 oretically-grounded approaches to research and practice.ShowThis volume reviews the exploding religion/spirituality (R/S) and health literature from a population health perspective. It emphasizes the distinctive Public Health concern for promoting health and preventing disease in societies, nations,

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Elephant in the Room: Why Spirituality and Religion Matter for Public Health,uality (R/S) with health, but R/S factors remain neglected in public health teaching and research. R.S reflects ultimate concern that taps deep motivations, and R/S typically encourages stewardship of health, so its health-relevance is unsurprising from a behavioral motivation perspective. R/S engag

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Religious/Spiritual Effects on Physical Morbidity and Mortalitysical morbidity, and disability. Most studies have relied on frameworks that recognize a potential causative influence of R/S on health that is mediated through factors such as health behaviors, social support, mental health, and distinctively religious/spiritual methods of coping with stress..Dozen