Risk for spiritual distress

Risk for spiritual distress

Risk for Spiritual Distress is a diagnosis in the nursing field. It is standardized by the NANDA in the [http://www.fadavis.com/resources/New%20and%20Revised%20Nursing%20DiagnosesApproved_at_the_2005-2006_NANDA.pdf Diagnoses Approved 2005-2006] .

ee also

*nursing care plan
*nursing process


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