Deedes, R. (2019). Into the Depths: A Chaplain ’s Reflection on Death, Dying and Pastoral Care.
Deedes, R. (2019). Into the Depths: A Chaplain’s Reflection on Death, Dying and Pastoral Care. Durham: Sacristy Press, 190 pp. (pbk). ISBN: 9781789590326. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Kate Fox Robinson Source Type: research
Toy, E., O ’Neill, C., & Jackson, S. (2018). Terminal Illness: Caring for Yourself and Others.
Toy, E., O’Neill, C.,& Jackson, S. (2018). Terminal Illness: Caring for Yourself and Others. Chawton: Redemptorist Publications, 53 pp. (pbk). ISBN: 9780852315217. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Rev. Andrew Keith Source Type: research
The Importance of Dialogue for Pastoral Theological Development: Some Reflections on van Holten and Walton ’s Theological Method and its Problems with the “Timelessness of God”
In response to van Holten and Walton’s critique (van Holten& Walton, 2020, 2022) of John Swinton’s theological approach to time and disability (Swinton, 2016, 2020), John Swinton is joined by the theological ethicist Professor Brian Brock. Swinton and Brock argue that while van Holten and Walton claim to be attempting to open up a dialogue, this is debatable. Dialogue is necessary for conversations such as these, but the thrust of their work has been focused on criticism and argument, without any constructive proposals for theory or practice. This might be acceptable if we were simply discussing concepts an...
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: John Swinton Brian Brock Source Type: research
Timelessness, Dementia and the Appeal to Practice: A Response to Swinton ’s Rejoinder
In this article, Wilko van Holten and Martin Walton continue the exchange with John Swinton regarding the understanding and usefulness of the“timelessness of God” (Swinton, 2016) in the context of dementia (see HSCC 8(1),“A Critical Appraisal of John Swinton’s Theology of Time and Memory” by van Holten and Walton, 2020, and“A Rejoinder to van Holten and Walton” by Swinton, 2020a). Both van Holten and Walton argue that Swinton’s restatement of God’s eternal presence in terms of unchangeableness comes with a serious theological price, namely, a static image of the divine....
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Wilko van Holten Martin Walton Source Type: research
“It’s Real, It’s Much More Real”: An Exploration of Values Based Reflective Practice® as a Reflective Tool
Conclusion: VBRP® enabled deeper, more authentic reflection and enhanced written reflection abilities due to its social nature. It promoted the formation of peer support networks and positive coping mechanisms among medical students. Teamworking and group relationships were also improved. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Heather Kennedy Jennifer Kennedy Source Type: research
Charting by Chaplains in Healthcare: White Paper of the European Research Institute for Chaplains in HealthCare (ERICH)
“If it is not charted: it did not happen.” The charting of healthcare chaplaincy contacts in patient files has been controversially discussed in the literature in recent years. In particular, entries in digital medical records raise questions among pastoral care managers about confidentiality, data protection regulations and managerial interests.The European White Paper on charting in healtcare chaplaincy argues that charting chaplaincy contacts with patients and relatives (1) makes their spiritual needs visible, (2) contributes to improved interprofessional communication about chaplaincy and (3) makes the work...
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Anne Vandenhoeck Joost Verhoef Daniel Nuzum Pascal M ösli David Neuhold Simon Peng-Keller Traugott Roser Linda Ross Wim Smeets Austyn Snowden Wilfred McSherry Source Type: research
How Do Healthcare Chaplaincy Spiritual Care Interventions Support Adults ’ Mental Health by Integrating Health and Social Care?: A Review of Primary Research Studies Published in English 2010–2019
There is an international movement towards integrated care. This systematized literature review studied healthcare chaplaincy spiritual care interventions that support adult mental health by integrating health and social care. Seventeen relevant studies were found. One analysed individual and family care in a general hospital. Twelve described one-to-one community-based interventions, of which ten concerned general practice healthcare centres. Four involved groups supporting mental health in hospitals or community-centres. Two studies used qualitative approaches, seven quantitative and eight mixed methods. The quality of e...
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Martyn Skinner Simon Mason Neil Cockling Source Type: research
The Dynamics of Spiritual Care Among Swedish Hospital Chaplains: Approaching the Future in the Present
This article presents a pilot study on pastors and deacons serving as hospital chaplains who provide spiritual care within a large urban hospital in Sweden. This descriptive study presents a unique contextual insight into Swedish hospital chaplains’ experiences. The purpose of this article, through the analysis of semi-structured interview material, is to describe hospital chaplains’ ability to meet medical staff and patients’ expectations. The results of the analysis are presented under three headings: chaplains in secularized spaces; chaplains filling in gaps; and cultural diversity. This will hopefully...
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Jan Grimell Hannah Bradby Source Type: research
Chaplaincy, Charting, God ’s Timelessness and HSCC Review
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Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2022 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Lindsay B. Carey Source Type: research
"It's real, it's much more real": An exploration of Values-Based Reflective Practice © as a reflective tool
Conclusion: VBRP enabled deeper, more authentic reflection and enhanced written reflection abilities due to its social nature. It promoted the formation of peer-support networks and positive coping mechanisms among medical students. Teamworking and group relationships were also improved. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - March 2, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Heather Kennedy Jennifer Kennedy Source Type: research
Biddington, T. (2021). Multifaith spaces: History, development, design and practice.
London: Jessica Kingsley Publishers. 224pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 9781785924781. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - February 25, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Steve Nolan Source Type: research
Religious, Spiritual, Pastoral … and Secular? Where Next for Chaplaincy?
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Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - February 11, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Steve Nolan Duncan MacLaren Source Type: research
Spiritual Well-being, Attitude, Involvement, Perceptions and Competencies: Measuring the Self-Perception of Nursing Students During 2018, 2019 and the First Wave of COVID-19 in 2020
Developing spirituality and spiritual care competencies in nursing students is an important task. In German-speaking countries, research investigating spiritual care in nursing teaching and nursing practice is limited. The aim of this study was to measure nursing students’ perceptions of their spiritual care competencies, care attitudes, involvement, perception and well-being. Three groups of second-year undergraduate nursing students in the years 2018, 2019 and 2020 participated in a cross-sectional study using validated scales to measure students’ spiritual well-being (JAREL), spiritual care attitudes and inv...
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - February 10, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Cornelia Brandst ötter Firuzan Sari Kundt Piret Paal Source Type: research
COVID-19, Spiritual Support and Reflective Practice
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Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - February 10, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Lindsay B. Carey Source Type: research
Non-Denominational Spiritual Care Givers and the Development of their Spirituality
This article critically examines the notion of spiritual competence as a leading concept in the acceptance and assessment of non-denominational spiritual care givers. By doing so, it offers a novel systematic analysis of the field and sets the agenda for future research. (Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy)
Source: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy - January 28, 2021 Category: Psychiatry & Psychology Authors: Nelleke ten Napel-Roos Brenda Mathijssen Wim Smeets Hetty Zock Source Type: research
