The Effect of Spiritual Care on the Adaptive Behavior of Parents

INTERVENTION: Intervention 1: The intervention group will select the type and method of spiritual care, based on the needs expressed by them and the need for the researcher, as requested and agreed upon by the researcher. Within the two weeks during the period of hospitalization, the program was implemented during 3 sessions of 60 minutes in the mother's room and on the bedside of the child. The intervention included receiving advice and spiritual support in the form of supporting presence, support for religious ceremonies The family is using supportive systems. Intervention 2: Control group: receiving routine hospital care for 2 weeks. CONDITION: Adaptive behavioral of parents. PRIMARY OUTCOME: Parental adaptive behavior. Timepoint: Before the intervention begins and after 4 weeks. Method of measurement: Coping Health Inventory for Parents (CHIP). INCLUSION CRITERIA: Children who hospitalized to the pediatric intensive care unit for at least 2 weeks and the presence of at least one parent (father or mother) in the hospital All children admitted from infancy to 18 years old The desire of parents to participate in research