Spirituality among Medical Students in Texila American University
Abstract:
Objectives: To
determine whether introducing spiritual awareness in early BSMD students increases
their sensitivity towards patients spirituality, thereby administering better treatment
options and diagnosis.
To
determine if spirituality has any major impact on medical students coping with stress.
Methodology: The
research methodology will be carried out in the form of a questionnaire. The questionnaire
will be conducted amongst medical students in Texila American University and will
remain confidential. The questionnaire will be given randomly to reduce bias and
the data from this research will be analyzed and used to answer the researcher’s
objectives.
Results: The
researcher is confident that this research will aid him in understanding spirituality
and its impact on students. The researcher expects unbiased information from his
questionnaire and a vast array of opinions from various students based on their
understanding of spirituality and whether or not they believe it serves a purpose.
Conclusion: The
researcher concludes that having an introduction to spiritual awareness in the early
BSMD will further benefit students in handling cases involving patients with spirituality.
Spirituality has also provided a means of coping with stress among some medical
students.
Keywords:
spiritual awareness; stress; BSMD students.