Spirituality/Medicine Interface Project
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Abstract
A substantial number of patients desire spiritual interaction with their physician, but the desire is for a limited intensity in that interaction.
The Religion and Spirituality in the Medical Encounter Study (RESPECT) was conducted at 6 academic medical centers in 3 states (NC, FL, VT) and involved 456 patients. Results may have been skewed by several factors, including: a limited geographic spread, a largely Protestant population (n = 267, 56%), and the use of hypothetical questions.
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