RT Article
T1 Characteristics of Religious and Spiritual Beliefs of Danish Physicians: And Likelihood of Addressing Religious and Spiritual Issues with Patients
JF Journal of religion and health
VO 58
IS 1
SP 333
OP 342
A1 van Randwijk, Christian Balslev
A1 Hvidt, Niels Christian 1969-
A1 Bjerrum, Lars
A1 Hvidt, Elisabeth Assing
A1 Kørup, Alex Kappel
A1 Opsahl, Tobias
A1 Thomsen, Karsten Flemming
A2 Hvidt, Niels Christian 1969-
A2 Bjerrum, Lars
A2 Hvidt, Elisabeth Assing
A2 Kørup, Alex Kappel
A2 Opsahl, Tobias
A2 Thomsen, Karsten Flemming
LA English
YR 2019
UL https://ixtheo.de/Record/1663317615
AB This study investigated the association between physicians' R/S characteristics and frequency of addressing patients' R/S issues. Information was obtained through a questionnaire mailed to 1485 Danish physicians (response rate 63%) (42% female). We found significant associations between physicians' personal R/S and the frequency of addressing R/S issues. Moreover, we identified significant gender differences in most R/S characteristics. However, no differences in frequency of addressing R/S issues were identified across gender. This raises some questions regarding the effects of gender on associations between R/S characteristics and frequency of addressing R/S issues.
K1 Gender
K1 Physician
K1 Religion
K1 Secular Society
K1 Spirituality
DO 10.1007/s10943-018-0662-7