Literature Review

Literature Review

McGrath, O'Malley & Hendrix (2011) identified the relationship between health related quality of life (HRQOL) and mode of exercise through different demographic methods. They found that the results were statistically significant showing higher dependency of healthy and quality life on different modes of exercise. Tanyi, McKenzie & Chapek (2009) on the other hand investigated the spiritual presence of the health care providers despite of working on the traditional documented barriers. They reached to five different conclusions with including a genuine and caring attitude for health seekers, helps the people in reviving the use of existing spiritual practices and analyzed that spiritual care is an integral part of the continuity care. They also discussed the management and perception towards the spiritual care.

Further McGrath, O'Malley & Hendrix (2011) found significant differences between the two modes of exercise i.e. strength training and Pilates. The overall conclusion revealed that HRQOL certainly influenced by modes of exercises. Healthcare providers must analyze the requirement of the patients i.e. the reason why they are willing to exercise and then help them accordingly.

The Settlement focused parenting plan consultation (SFPPC) determines the evaluative mediation conducted by parenting plan consultant (PPC) who possesses the combined expertise of a child custody evaluator and mediator (Pickar and Kahn, 2011). They also discussed case examples of the intermittent child use of a PPC are offered and skills that can be brought to families by child custody evaluator.

Meditation on the other hand increasingly evident that the quality of life of those who have a few months ahead of him is a deal the entire community, not restricted to hospital staff or relatives of the sick (McGrath, O'Malley & Hendrix, 2010). These are questions intended to imply, not infrequently, policy choices economic or social rather challenging remembering the recent legislative reform on opiates, or to finance (announced here and there and always stressed) for the construction of hospitals equipped to palliative care. A human flame that goes out is still a life, a phase of the existence of each. Preparing for death while respecting their dignity, their suffering, their own vision of the world, here is what, more than anything else on earth can wish each one of us, when we think of moments like that. If so, it seems difficult to deny that the psychological and physical suffering and discomfort that so often characterize the condition of the terminally ill, ...