The influence of spiritual well-being, spiritual needs, and nursing work environment on spiritual care practice among nurses in long-term care hospitals: A cross-sectional study

These findings underscore the importance of developing and implementing spiritual care programs that promote a sense of meaning and purpose, address nurses' spiritual needs, and thoughtfully support their existential well-being, while ensuring adequate staffing levels and resource allocation within long-term care hospitals. Integrating structured spiritual care education and supportive organizational systems into nursing practice may enhance the quality of holistic care provided to older adults in long-term care hospitals.