… chaplaincy care services available for Muslim patients as perceived by two different groups,
33 Muslim and non-Muslim chaplains and by 56 directors of chaplaincy … these attitudes are …

… of patients’ damaging lifestyle choices without any condemnatory attitude towards the
patient. Such an attitude in no way suggests that treatment and recommendations should avoid …

… practice approach to chaplaincy. While there continues to be strong growth in spiritual care
research, several spiritual care … chaplaincy. This study investigated the research priorities of …

… , and discuss Buddhist chaplaincy in contemporary societies. Practices rooted in Buddhist
… It not only means transforming our minds, attitudes, and behaviour, but also developing …

… We report on attitudes and practices of HPs in the largest Protestant health system in the
US, the … Self-rated importance of religion was the strongest predictor of SSH attitudes/practices. …

… , Nurses Spiritual Care Perspective Scale (NSCPS) was used to measure spiritual care
practices and attitude toward providing spiritual care. … I referred my patient to a hospital chaplain. …

… How does it challenge us to rethink the bioethics of chaplaincy care? Generic chaplaincy …
Such an attitude in matters religious would mean that spiritual care would be recognized as …

… , many of them Islamic scholars, lacking any internal religious tradition of professional
chaplaincy or pastoral care, might have adopted an attitude of simply visiting members of their own …

… of changing attitudes to … care raises issues that go to the heart of chaplaincy practice, that
is, have the capacity to challenge the perspective, contribution, and integrity of pastoral practice…

… chaplains in a sample thus far (Lee, Zahn, & Baumann, 2015). In this study, the healthcare
chaplains … ’ attitudes towards R&S concerns than did the psychiatrists and psychotherapists. …