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Religion & Spirituality
SPIRITUALITY
Considering a light bulb analogous to a human, the glass, aluminum : the physical dimension; the light and warmth the bulb elicits : the psychological the electrical current : as the spiritual dimension. Outcomes of spiritual care is that patients: can count their blessings, achieve inner peace & explore coping strategies
(Stallwood & Stoll 1975 ;Taylor, E. F. (2002))
What is Spirituality?
Subjective Taboo Unique
Private
Universal
Spirituality
Sensitive Mysterious Personal Complex
RELIGION a system of beliefs & practices that a person can use to express their spirituality, Examples : Christianscross, Bible IslamQuran, prayer JewishTorah, festivals BuddhismKharma, Buddha
McSherry (1997) 84% of nurses identified patients with spiritual needs Only 40% felt that they were able to meet their patients spiritual needs 53.8% of the qualified nurses stated that they had not received any instruction into the spiritual dimension 72.8% who felt that they did not receive sufficient training into this aspect of care Nursing Times (NT 2009) Should nursing practice automatically include a spiritual element? Yes - 72% No - 28%
RESEARCH SPIRITUALITY
Research Shows
Health professionals are often inadequately prepared to provide spiritual care Penman et al 2009 Nurses tend to equate spirituality with religion Oldnall, 1996 Nursing assessment has been dominated by the medical model (physical needs) Baldacchino, 2006 87% of patients consider spirituality & religion to be important in their lives Edwards et al 2010
6. PERGAULAN DUNIA
1. MAINTENANCE HOMEOSTASIS 2. SUPPORT COMMUNAL CULTURE AL HUJURAT 13 3. LOCAL WISDOM 4. RELIGION BACKGROUND & HEALING 5. PATIENT CULTURE & HOSPITAL
8. TRANSCULTURAL NURSING
O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted.
1. MAINTENANCE HOMEOSTATIS, SPIRITUALITY AS SOURCE FOR SUPPORT, COPING & GUIDE TO PERCEPTION Perception of stressor Source for Coping support mechanism Balanced is achieved
when the perception of the stressful event is realistic and support and coping mechanisms are adequate
imbalanced can occur when the perception of the event is exaggregated or support and coping mechanisms are inadequate
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ATTITUDE & BELIEFS Definition of Health, conception of body, Attribution about disease causality, Attitude about health & illness, Locus of Control, Treatment Compliance, Help seeking behavior, Social network and support
Resource : Psychological model of cultural influences on physical Health, David Matsumoto, 2000: 246
3. LOCAL WISDOM
3. LOCAL WISDOM
3. LOCAL WISDOM
China : connectedness, financial intelligence Padang : assertiveness, household Responsible Jawa : resilience , communal, eager Sunda : Polite, others feeling security Batak : to the point, argumentative Bali : Artistic, spiritualism, naturalism Aceh : Religious, consistence
PERCEPTION OF STRESSOR
SOURCE FOR SUPPORT COPING MECHANISM
Doa,penebusan dosa,lagu rohani, mendatangkan pastor, penginjil, sakramen, patung Yesus, mengenakan salib
Perayaan waisak, ingin didampingi rohaniawan, ingin kostum khusus, ritual di ruangan, kunjungan khusus anggota perkumpulan keagamaan, doa-doa khusus
PASIEN (CLIENT) Tempat lahir (place of Born) Pola asuh (pattern of parenting) Kebiasaan berobat (cultural healing) Perilaku sehat (health activities) Agama (religion) Sistem kesehatan (Health System) Biaya kesehatan (Health economy) Informasi (Health information) Orang penting (Support system) Dst.
RUMAH SAKIT (HOSPITAL) Variasi tim kes. (health team variation) Kebijakan (decision) Biaya (hospitalization fee) Prosedur (procedure) Alat (instrument) Perubahan ADL (Change of ADL) Terpisah (separation from family) Obat (medication) Perubahan pemenuhan Kebutuhan dasar (change of basic needs)
AFRIKA
THAILAND
AMERIKA ANAK
CHINA
JEPANG
PALESTINE SCOTLAND
INDONESIA
JORDAN
CHINA
INGGRIS
BULGARIA
TAHOE, Stikes kota Sumedang Dokter, anak penjual TEMPE ti Unjani Cimahi
Filipino Doctors Become U.S. Nurses, over the last 20 years. The country's National Institute of Health Policy estimates as many as 3,000 doctors are currently studying to become nurses
A formal area of study and practice focused on comparative human-care (caring) differences and similarities of the beliefs, values, and patterned life ways of cultures to provide culturally, congruent, meaningful and beneficial health care to people (Leininger M, and R.C. Farland M, 2002:6)
8. TRANSCULTURAL NURSING
Viewed as a culturally competent practice field that is client centered and research focused . Although transcultural nursing is viewed as client centered, it is important for nurses to remember that culture can and does influence how clients are viewed and the care that is rendered.
(Giger and Davidhijzar, 1995:7)
1.Human caring (tanpa membedakan suku, ras, agama) 2.Pengetahuan Setiap budaya dapat digunakan dalam merawat orang dari budaya berbeda/mirip. 3.Keperawatan yang peka budaya termasuk hak azasi 4.Budaya, bervariasi ,berakulturasi, berubah 5.Kajian ilmiah antar budaya (Komparatif) memberikan pengetahuan bagi perawat 6.Keperawatan transcultural membutuhkan pemahaman tentang diri sendiri, budaya orang lain, potensi konflik , cara mengatasi konflik. 7.Pengembangan riset menghasilkan pengetahuan baru dan pelayanan yang humanis
Cultural Competence
Cultural Competence; Seperangkat kemampuan soft skill perawat yang dibutuhkan dalam memberikan asuhan keperawatan yang peka budaya. Untuk memahami dan memiliki kemampuan peka budaya, perawat membutuhkan pemahaman tentang pandangan budaya dirinya dan budaya klien yang dirawatnya.
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Kata nabi kita harus belajar ke CHINA CHINA terus belajar bahasa Inggris Jadi kita kudu bisa ngomong Inggris
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