A assistência espiritual e religiosa: contributo para a humanização dos cuidados

Susana Queiroga

doi:10.14422/rib.i08.y2018.008

Authors

Susana Queiroga Instituto S. João de Deus

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.14422/rib.i08.y2018.008

Keywords:

spirituality, individual, spiritual care, humanization

Abstract

Our times are characterized by individualism from which arises a constant search for meaning, mostly when a person faces death, caused by disease. Therefore, when we consider the relevance of spirituality to an individual’s well-being it somehow has a purpose particularly if we focus on humanization of health care.

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Author Biography

Susana Queiroga, Instituto S. João de Deus

Doutora em Sociologia pelo ISCTE. Mestre em Ecologia Humana e Problemas Sociais Contemporâneos e Licenciada em Sociologia. Colabora com a Ordem Hospitaleira (desde 1999) como Assessora de Pastoral da Saúde e Animação do Instituto S. João de Deus e é responsável pelo Núcleo de Voluntariado do mesmo instituto. Presidente da Comissão de Ética do ISJD desde 2016 (sendo membro desde 2004). Membro do Conselho de Redação da Revista Hospitalidade (desde 2005). Representante da região Europa na Comissão Geral de Pastoral da Ordem Hospitaleira (Roma, desde 2012 até ao presente). Foi membro do Conselho Geral Alargado da Ordem Hospitaleira (em Roma 2006-2012). Foi docente de Sociologia na Escola Superior de Enfermagem de Santarém (1997-2005).

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