Keynote address was given by Martha Highfield, PhD, RN

Categories of research with topics (link to information on presenters)

Instrument Development:
Spiritual Well-being of Family Caregivers of Cancer Patients - presentor
Spiritual Care of the Terminally Ill: Developing an Instrument To Improve Quality of Care from Patient's Perspective - presentor
Spiritual Health Inventory (SHI) Nurse & Patient Forms - presentor
Religious Maturity and Depression in the Elderly Female Nursing Home Resident - presentor
Bereavement Adjustment of Elderly Taiwanese Widows with Intrinsic or Extrinsic Religious Affiliations - presentor
An Exploratory Descriptive Study of the Development of Christian Professional Integration in Nursing Students - presentor

Surveys:
Spiritual Needs and Interventions Identified by Faculty and Students Predictors of Oncology and Hospice - presentor
Nurses Spiritual Care Perspectives & Practices - presentor

Spiritual Care-giving in Various Practice Contexts:
Spiritual Distress: A Nursing Diagnosis? (Netherlands) - presentor
Spiritual Care in Nursing Practice - A Close-up View (N. American) - presentor
Giving and Receiving Spiritual Care in Parish Nursing Practice - presentor
People Affected by Disabilities: The Same, But Different (N. American) - presentor
Case Studies in Spiritual Care of the Dying (American) - presentor
Spiritual Care Provided Within the Context of an Involved Relationship (Obstetrical nurses & patients)
Spiritual Care Research: An Ongoing Study (N.American) - presentor
U.S. Oncology & Hospice Nurses Preparation for Spiritual Care-giving - presentor

Using Nursing Models in Spiritual Care:
Addiction and Spiritual Well-Being in the Health Perspective of The Neuman Systems Model (Netherlands) - presentor
The Testing of a Nursing Model: Using the Intersystem Model for Providing Spiritual Care - presentor

Phenomenology:
An Angel's Brightest Eyes in the Patient's Darkest Night (Taiwan) - presentor
"She was frightened to death": Spirituality and Spiritual Care in Cross-Cultural Nursing (Canada) - presentor

Presenters at Spiritual Care Research Conference
June 2001 at Azusa Pacific University

Keynote Address
Highfield, Martha Martha.highfield@csun.edu Spiritual Care Research: Why, What, and Whither?

Presentors
Artinian, Barbara bartinian@apu.edu Testing of a Nursing Model: Using the Intersystem Model for Providing Spiritual Care

Bacon, Jane Jbacon4u@aol.com & Van Dover, Leslie lvandover@apu.edu Spiritual Care in Nursing Practice: A Close up View

Boling, Anita aboling@email.msn.com Religious Maturity & Depression in the Elderly Female Nursing Home Resident

Boreneman, Tami tborneman@coh.org Spiritual Well Being of Family Caregivers of Cancer Patients

Cone, Pam conefamily@aol.com Spiritual Care Research: An Ongoing Project

Cusveller, Bart bcusveller@che.nl Spiritual Care for Terminally Ill: Developing an InstrumentTo Improve Quality of Care from Patient's Perspective

Dewitt-Weaver, Diann DiannDW@aol.com The Experience of Christian Student Nurses Coming Ready to Provide Spiritual Care

Garner, Linda Linda_Garner@baylor.edu Study to Determine Spiritual Needs and Interventions Identified by Nursing Faculty & Students

Gewe, Anne anne_gewe@peter.biola.edu Exploratory Descriptive Study of Development of Christian Professional Integration of Nursing Students

Giske, Tove giske@start.no How Nursing Students Learn to Practice Spiritual Care in the Hospital

Grympa, Sonya grypma@telusplanet.net Spirituality and Spiritual Care in Cross Cultural Nursing

Highfield, Martha Martha.highfield@csun.edu Spiritual Health Inventory: Nurse and Patient Forms;
U.S. Oncology & Hospice Nurses Preparation for Spiritual Care Giving.

Pash, Lynda LyndaP3@aol.com Spiritual Care of the Dying - Case Studies

Shih, Fu-Jin fujin@ha.mc.ntu.edu.tw Development of a Culturally Competent Spiritual Care Teaching Program for Taiwanese Nurses; Bereavement Adjustment of Elderly Tiawanese Widows with Intrinsic or Extrinsic Religious Affiliations

Taylor, Elizabeth ejtaylor@sn.llu.edu Predictors of Oncology and Hospice Nurses' Spiritual Care Perspectives and Practices

Treloar, Linda c/o:ncf@intervarsity.org People Affected by Disabilities: Implications for Spiritual Care

Van Leeuwenn, R. R. rrvleeuwen@che.nl Spiritual Distress: A Nursing Diagnosis?

Westrick, G. gert.westrik@filternet.nl Addiction & Spiritual Well-Being in the Health Perspective Of the Neuman Systems Model