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Spiritual Dissonance – application to provider and patient care
Dr John Fisher

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There is increasing acceptance that the spiritual dimension of humans influences health, especially mental health. But, many people equate the spiritual with religion; others do not. The four domains model of spiritual health/well-being will be presented, with reference to the quality of relationships people have with themselves, others, nature and/or God (PhD, University of Melbourne, 1998).

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Recorded at: The Annual Australian College of Psychological Medicine conference

Ballarat, Australia; 5-7 June 2009

John Fisher

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Spiritual Dissonance – application to provider and patient care	John Fisher
Spiritual Dissonance – application to provider and patient care	John Fisher

Dr John Fisher

Dr John Fisher is the Research Manager, Palliative Care, Ballarat Health Services, and also a Senior Fellow in the School of Rural Health, University of Melbourne. John has over forty years experience in teaching and research in science, education, religious studies, psychology and spirituality. John has published extensively and is on the editorial boards of three spirituality and religious journals.