The dying process and death of patients with COVID-19: A reflection in the light of spirituality

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Objective: to reflect on the dying process and death of patients with Covid-19 in the light of spirituality. Development: Amid the pandemic caused by the new Coronavirus, we once again face the feared death, with an aggravating factor: increasing number of deaths characterized by the lack of opportunity for the individuals to say goodbye to their loved ones, dying patients accompanied only by health professionals, and bodies taken directly to the cemeteries. It is worth discussing here an element through which most people seek strength: spirituality. Final considerations: Understanding the sense of spirituality on the part of health professionals, in search of support for dying patients and bereaved families is important, as spirituality can be a potential factor of integration and harmonization of interpersonal relationships.

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da Silva, M. da C. Q. dos S., Vilela, A. B. A., Boery, R. N. S. de O., & da Silva, R. S. (2020). The dying process and death of patients with COVID-19: A reflection in the light of spirituality. Cogitare Enfermagem, 25, 1–8. https://doi.org/10.5380/ce.v25i0.73571

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