… Our findings show that individual values, particularly the strength of one's sense of
spirituality, clearly influence one's attitudes about the importance of chaplains and the types of …

… , while chaplain interns enhanced their patient-centred care … ’ attitudes, knowledge and
clinical practice such as documenting spiritual needs and the number of referrals to the chaplains …

… ' attitudes and knowledge, changes in clinical practice such … chaplains was higher. The
results indicate that a training in spiritual care for nurses may have positive effects on health care …

… for professional healthcare chaplaincy, we examined the … a chaplain. At 19 recently re-accredited
ACPE centers across the country, we asked educators about the knowledge chaplains …

… Hence, this book begins with a brief analysis of the post-industrial world and its attitudes
towards health and care, in which chaplains and the people they work with currently inhabit. …

… team based pastoral care. Meel is a healthcare chaplain in a general hospital and has
performed qualitative research on the integration of pastoral care in interdisciplinary teams (Meel …

… include religious interventions, and that the interventions should be delivered by chaplains.
The present article describes a study to test the feasibility of such a chaplain intervention. …

… , especially remotely via telechaplaincy, it will be important to further assess and examine
training curricula and methods as well as attitudes and adaptability of chaplains to pivot and …

… for assessing patients' attitudes to chaplains. (Quality in Health Care 1995;4:174-177) …
Our results indicate that hospital chaplains seem to make an important contribution to care …

… Chaplains are quite aware of the chal lenges that accompany this exciting development.
Attitudes and … Within today's more sophisticated society, these attitudes are articulated with …