Yes, absolutely. Most facilities have some type of pastoral support for inpatients, but pastoral care from the community is allowed to see the patient, if that is the what the patients and families request. Additionally, pastoral care is allowed to visit even outside of visiting hours. Nurses understand the comfort and value of spiritual care for patients.
Yes, absolutely. Most facilities have some type of pastoral support
for inpatients, but pastoral care from the community is allowed to
see the patient, if that is the what the patients and families
request. Additionally, pastoral care is allowed to...
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Julia Vicente of Honor Society of Nursing (STTI) answered:Yes, absolutely. Most facilities have some type of pastoral support for inpatients, but pastoral care from the community is allowed to see the patient, if that is the what the patients and families request. Additionally, pastoral care is allowed to visit even outside of visiting hours. Nurses understand the comfort and value of spiritual care for patients.Yes, absolutely. Most facilities have some type of pastoral support for inpatients, but pastoral care from the community is allowed to see the patient, if that is the what the patients and families request. Additionally, pastoral care is allowed to... More
