<img src="/ajnonline/PublishingImages/podcast-headshots/Nolan.JPG" vspace="5" hspace="5" border="1" align="left"><img src="/ajnonline/PublishingImages/podcast-headshots/Browning.jpg" vspace="5" hspace="5" border="1" align="left"><em>AJN</em> editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning about their article, which describes the concept of spiritual distress, and illustrates how nurses can incorporate into practice evidence-based recommendations for addressing cancer survivors’ spiritual needs.

AJN editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning about their article, which describes the concept of spiritual distress, and illustrates how nurses can incorporate into practice evidence-based recommendations for addressing cancer survivors’ spiritual needs.

<em>AJN</em> editor-in-chief Shawn Kennedy speaks with Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning about their article, which describes the concept of spiritual distress, and illustrates how nurses can incorporate into practice evidence-based recommendations for addressing cancer survivors’ spiritual needs.

Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning, coauthors of “Assessing and Managing Spiritual Distress in Cancer Survivorship.”

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Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning, coauthors of “Assessing and Managing Spiritual Distress in Cancer Survivorship.”

Timiya S. Nolan and Kristine Browning, coauthors of “Assessing and Managing Spiritual Distress in Cancer Survivorship.”

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