Caring for patients of diverse religious traditions: Islam, a way of life for Muslims.
You have been a nurse for many years, yet you have never cared for a patient who practices Islam until now. You are assigned to a Muslim family for a home visit. What aspects about Muslim beliefs and way of life might be helpful to know before your visit?
Miklancie
Margaret A
MA
George Mason University, College of Health & Human Services, Fairfax, Virginia 22030, USA. mmiklanc@gmu.edu
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