[What should be done?].

Amalia Kleiner-Baumgarten
Author Information
  1. Amalia Kleiner-Baumgarten: Internal Medicine Daycare Unit, Soroka University Medical Center and Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Beer Sheba, Israel. baumgart@bgu.ac.il

Abstract

A prayer recommended by a secular physician was finally more effective in satisfying a family of a dying patient than empathy and detailed explanations of the clinical condition. Prayer suggestions may be implemented in some bedside situations to improve support and collaboration with families.

MeSH Term

Attitude to Death
Humans
Physicians
Professional-Family Relations
Religion

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