Divine love and deep connections: a long-term followup of patients surviving cardiac surgery.
Divine love and deep connections: a long-term followup of patients surviving cardiac surgery.
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DOI：
10.4061/2011/841061
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发表时间：
2011
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4.7
通讯作者：
Hall DE
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作者：
Ai AL;Hall DE
我们对 200 名心脏手术幸存患者的前瞻性队列进行了检验，将体验神圣之爱作为情感精神成长的指标。这些患者之前完成了两波术前访谈，同时还收集了标准化心脏手术数据。这些信息包括左心室射血分数、纽约心脏协会分类、基线健康状况（身体和精神）、乐观、希望、宗教信仰、祈祷应对、宗教/精神应对和人口统计。然后我们在术后 900 天测量神圣之爱。层次线性回归表明，在控制其他关键变量的情况下，积极的宗教应对对神圣之爱的体验有直接影响。术后感知到的精神支持在最后一步被输入作为解释因素，这似乎可以调节应对效果。其他信仰因素都没有预示神圣的爱。关于神圣之爱和精神支持的进一步研究可能最终指导临床尝试支持患者的精神成长，作为心脏手术的独立相关结果。
We examined experiencing divine love as an indicator of affective spiritual growth in a prospective cohort of 200 patients surviving cardiac surgery. These patients previously completed two-wave preoperative interviews when standardized cardiac surgery data were also collected. The information included left ventricular ejection fraction, New York Heart Association Classification, baseline health (physical and mental), optimism, hope, religiousness, prayer coping, religious/spiritual coping, and demographics. We then measured divine love at 900 days postoperatively. Hierarchical linear regression indicated the direct effect of positive religious coping on experiences of divine love, controlling for other key variables. Postoperatively perceived spiritual support was entered at the final step as an explanatory factor, which appeared to mediate the coping effect. None of the other faith factors predicted divine love. Further research regarding divine love and spiritual support may eventually guide clinical attempts to support patients' spiritual growth as an independently relevant outcome of cardiac surgery.