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This article is based on a study of the ways in which the religious beliefs, concerns and resources of hospitalized mentally ill persons were addressed by psychiatric nurses. The article also deals with the responses of psychiatric nurses to the issue of integrating religious aspects into mental care. It is argued that it is a nurse’s duty to address the religiousness of a patient because a psychiatric problem is often a problem of outlook and existence.

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