PubMed · 2367857
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E S Gundersen. 1990. Christian Science nursing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2367857/
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This rule deletes all references to Christian Science sanatoria and sets forth the Medicare requirements for coverage and payment of services furnished by religious nonmedical health care institutions. It also sets forth the conditions of participation that religious nonmedical health care institutions must meet before they can participate in Medicare. It sets forth the methods we will use to pay religious nonmedical health care institutions and monitor expenditures for religious nonmedical health care institution services. Additionally, the rule presents the rules governing optional coverage of religious nonmedical health care institution services by States under the Medicaid program.
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Our study, unique in its use of medical records as well as self-report data, was conducted to ascertain the extent to which Christian Scientists used a medical facility and whether or not such use was related to the experience of psychologic stress. Their use of medical facilities was found to be low, and it was positively related to stress.