Ethical conflicts in healthcare chaplaincy : ...

Article | FARR, Sebastian | Journal of religion and health | n°1 | vol.62

The paper reports the results of an exploratory online survey among German, Austrian, and Swiss hospital chaplains (n = 158, response rate 17%) to identify the ethical conflicts they encounter in their work. Respondents indicated ...

Ethical conflicts in healthcare chaplaincy : ...

Article indépendant | FARR, Sebastian | Journal of religion and health | n°1 | vol.62

The paper reports the results of an exploratory online survey among German, Austrian, and Swiss hospital chaplains (n = 158, response rate 17%) to identify the ethical conflicts they encounter in their work. Respondents indicated ...

Les soins palliatifs peuvent-ils exister sans...

Article indépendant | BIECHELE, Irma | EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF PALLIATIVE CARE | n°6 | vol.12

Ethical conflicts in healthcare chaplaincy : ...

Article indépendant | FARR, Sebastian | Journal of religion and health | n°1 | vol.62

The paper reports the results of an exploratory online survey among German, Austrian, and Swiss hospital chaplains (n = 158, response rate 17%) to identify the ethical conflicts they encounter in their work. Respondents indicated ...

Nurturing socioculturally and medically appro...

Article indépendant | PAAL, Piret | Journal of religion and health | vol.61

Israel is one of the few countries worldwide with a national policy and defined standards of palliative care (PC); its culture is highly diverse and more traditionally oriented in comparison with Western countries. This study desc...

Association of death anxiety with spiritual w...

Article indépendant | RABABA, Mohammad | Journal of religion and health | n°1 | vol.60

This descriptive study aimed to examine the association of death anxiety with religious coping and spiritual well-being among 248 community-dwelling older adults during the COVID-19 pandemic. The brief Arab religious coping scale,...

Taking the divinity from the divine : the int...

Article indépendant | ARROWOOD, Robert B. | Journal of religion and health | n°6 | vol.60

Quest religiosity is characterized by an openness toward religious doubt and uncertainty as a way to grow existentially. The current paper examines how death awareness contributes to quest (vs low quest) Christians' reactions towa...

Ritualization as alternative approach to the ...

Article indépendant | VAN DER WEEGEN, Kim | Journal of religion and health

The spiritual dimension is considered to be a central component of palliative care. However, healthcare professionals have difficulties incorporating the spiritual dimension into their everyday practice. We propose a new approach ...