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    “…However, little is known of how becoming a mother influences the existential dimensions of life within the parental relationship for example how motherhood may change how we view our partner and what we find important. …”
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    First child’s impact on parental relationship: an existential perspective
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    “…Cultural barriers such as shyness and lack of existential self-awareness seem to hinder GPs in communicating about issues related to the existential dimension. …”
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    The existential dimension in general practice: identifying understandings and experiences of general practitioners in Denmark
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    “…Background: General practice recognizes the existential dimension as an integral part of multidimensional patient care alongside the physical, psychological and social dimensions. …”
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    Development of the EMAP tool facilitating existential communication between general practitioners and cancer patients
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    “…Objective: Our objective was to describe the development and evaluation of a course programme in existential communication targeting general practitioners (GPs). …”
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    Developing and evaluating a course programme to enhance existential communication with cancer patients in general practice
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    “…INTRODUCTION: We established the EXIstential health COhort DEnmark (EXICODE) to examine how existential and spiritual needs, practices and orientations in a secular culture are linked to health outcomes, illness trajectory and overall cost of care in patients. …”
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    Protocol for EXICODE: the EXIstential health COhort DEnmark—a register and survey study of adult Danes
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    “…This paper deals with secular, spiritual, and religious existential concerns during severe illness. Materials and Methods. …”
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    Secular, Spiritual, and Religious Existential Concerns of Women with Ovarian Cancer during Final Diagnostics and Start of Treatment
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    “…INTRODUCTION: Talking about existential issues with patients is often experienced as challenging for healthcare professionals. …”
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    Stimulating existential communication – first steps towards enhancing health professionals' reflective skills through blended learning
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    “…OBJECTIVE: Research suggests that existential, spiritual, and religious issues are important for patient’s psychological adjustment when living with chronic pain and multiple sclerosis. …”
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    ‘Maybe we are losing sight of the human dimension’ – physicians’ approaches to existential, spiritual, and religious needs among patients with chronic pain or multiple sclerosis. A qualitative interview-study
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    “…The participants displayed scarce existential vernacular for pursuing meaning with approaching death. …”
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    Older Adults’ Experience of Meaning at the End of Life in Two Danish Hospices: A Qualitative Interview Study
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    “…BACKGROUND: Mothers’ existential dimensions in the transition to motherhood have not been described thoroughly. …”
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    Prayer and meditation among Danish first time mothers—a questionnaire study
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    “…BACKGROUND: Patients approaching the end of their life do not experience their existential and spiritual needs being sufficiently met by the healthcare professionals responsible for their care. …”
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    Learning to care for the spirit of dying patients: the impact of spiritual care training in a hospice-setting
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    “…CONCLUSION: In a nationwide Danish cohort of pregnant women, existential meaning-making considerations and practices were not changed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. …”
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    Prayer and meditation practices in the early COVID-19 pandemic: A nationwide survey among Danish pregnant women. The COVIDPregDK study
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    “…The primary outcome was spiritual needs in four dimensions: religious, existential, generativity, and inner peace. Logistic regression models were fitted to examine the relationship between participant characteristics and spiritual needs. …”
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    Spiritual needs in Denmark: a population-based cross-sectional survey linked to Danish national registers
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    “…The focus on spiritual care in healthcare research has increased throughout the past decades, showing that existential, spiritual, and/or religious considerations and needs increase with life-threatening illness, that these needs intensify with the severity of disease and with the prospect of death. …”
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    The Process of Spiritual Care
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    “…Methodically, the Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis was used, and the findings were discussed through the lenses of existential psychology as well as philosophy and theory of caring sciences. …”
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    Verbalizing spiritual needs in palliative care: a qualitative interview study on verbal and non-verbal communication in two Danish hospices
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