… If a chaplain or pastoral care referral is necessary, the SCC prepares the patient to see the …
patients’ spiritual needs will affect health professionals’ attitudes and behaviors (which will be …

In this article we present some developmental patterns in the 100 years long history of of
health care chaplaincy in the Nordic countries, particularely in Norway. We argue that a shift is …

… The acute care model served as a foundation … of practice for chaplaincy care in long-term
care. In order to move professional chaplaincy toward standards of practice for long-term care, …

… care staff experienced support from hospital chaplains. The context for the study was two acute
care … welcome in their ward because of their respectful and inclusive attitude and practice. …

… chaplains, part-time chaplains, volunteer chaplains, seminary/… else interested in chaplaincy
or the ministry of care. As Keith … , pastoral care should be handled with the same attitude. The …

… Although such an ecumenical and interfaith attitude is a foundational part of the chaplain’s
activities, his or her core identity as a priest of a particular religious tradition is also reflected in …

… attitudes towards chaplains, chaplaincy and the spiritual needs of wider society. What the
NHS puts into concrete offers an effective route into considering less physical shifts in ideology …

… , 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 …

… involvement in research, we have been struck by how little has been written about chaplains'
attitudes towards research or the barriers they may face in increasing their participation in …

… Chaplains and institutional managers responsible for chaplaincy or spiritual care departments
will … survey into public attitudes and understanding on non-religious pastoral care and on …