The practice of health care providers at all levels brings you into contact with people of a variety of faiths. This calls for acceptance of a diversity of faith expressions. Research three diverse...

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Running Head: SPIRITUAL DIVERSITY
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Introduction
In the current, nursing care is known as one of the most important activities of the health
care sector that mainly focus on the care of families, society, individuals and the communities in
an effective and proper manner. Along with this, it should also be noted down that, the main aim
or objective behind the nursing care is to maintain, recover as well as recover optimal health and
quality of life effectively. At the same time, it is also found that, in today’s more complicated
scenario, nursing care protects, promotes and optimizes abilities as well as health. Generally, this
statement clearly indicates that nursing care is all about the patient care of individuals, groups or
communities.
On the other hand, it is also analyzed that, the health care practice providers at all levels
to bring individual into contact with people of a variety of faiths. This calls for acceptance of a
diversity of faith expressions. In addition, to this, in this paper, three diverse faiths will be
analyzed or researched effectively in order to fully achieve the associated outcomes of this
research paper. Generally, Native American spirituality, Buddhism and Sikhism faiths would be
analyzed. Finally, a comparison analysis would also be conducted in order to know their
philosophy. At the same time, it is also found that, these faiths that are less well-known than
mainstream faiths or are less known.
Buddhism Perspective about Patient care
In the current, Buddhist care practice considers the concepts of both precept practice and
meditation practice. For example, the main objective of precept practice is the transformation of
speech and action in an effective and proper manner. On the other hand, the key goal of
meditation practice is the transformation of consciousness (Hanh, 2011). At the same time, it is
also found that, Buddhism philosophy believed that on the earth all the human beings are equal
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or one and all are together. In the same manner, each and every person should be entitled to the
same care regardless of differences in economic status, employment, age, health, or any other
factor, and regardless of whether they are a citizen or a resident, temporary or permanent,
documented or undocumented.
Along with this, by taking an example of Buddhism perspective on the care of patients,
KHS (Karuna Hospice Service) is known as a community-based organization that is presently in
the Brisbane. In addition...