Elizabeth Johnston Taylor’s scientific contributions

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Publications (10)


How Can I Teach Co-Workers About Spiritual Care?
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December 2024

Journal of Christian Nursing

Elizabeth Johnston Taylor


Promotion in Nursing Higher Education: Answers to FAQs

August 2024

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Journal of Christian Nursing

Nurses in education, especially at smaller universities, may not be socialized or mentored in ways that would support seeking promotion in academia. Barriers and questions about the promotion process and recommendations about frequently asked questions are given in this article, along with biblical encouragement. Seeking promotion to a higher academic rank can bring enhanced credibility with which to serve God and can be an opportunity to improve one's character and ability to glorify God.








Praying Online: Reflections and Suggestions for Nurse Educators

November 2022

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Journal of Christian Nursing

This article presents reflections and suggestions for nurse educators in a Christian institution who want to pray with students while teaching online. Suggestions primarily relate to recording prayers for class, including avoiding the appearance of coercion; being clear that students' participation in the recorded prayer will have no effect on grades; placing prayer in recorded material at a consistent location (such as the beginning or the end) so students know when it is coming; being creative in offering varying ways to pray; being authentic; and inviting student participation.

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... Moral scrupulosity OCD, a subtype of obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), is distinguished by profound moral and religious anxieties that manifest as chronic doubt and distorted moral judgments. Individuals with this condition experience persistent, intrusive thoughts perceived as immoral or sacrilegious, often compelling them to engage in compulsive behaviors such as excessive confession or ritualistic atonement [2,3]. This disorder is marked by perfectionism, self-doubt, and an intolerance of uncertainty, which frequently contribute to poor insight and depression [2]. ...

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Healing Through Purpose: Using Founder Mode Entrepreneurial Experience (FMEE) as Exposure Therapy for Moral Scrupulosity OCD with a Transpersonal Psychology Perspective
How Do I Care for those Burdened by Religious Scrupulosity?
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  • March 2024

Journal of Christian Nursing