Aims and objectives To explore the experience of spirituality and spiritual care by military
nurses on deployed operations. Background Despite an increasing body of research …

This article is based on action research conducted with the Multi-faith Chaplaincy team at
Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, south-west London. The research began by exploring …

This article presents a recently completed research project on pastors providing spiritual
care within the Swedish Armed Forces. This descriptive study provides unique contextual …

The Australian Defence Force (ADF) has recently completed a significant two-decade long
series of major international deployments. With this has come a much greater awareness of …

Globally, spiritual care is recognized as an important component of palliative care. In the
Global North spiritual care training is gaining momentum and being prioritized, but not so in …

The first part of this paper draws attention to the document Caring for the Spirit: A Strategy for
the Chaplaincy and Spiritual Healthcare Workforce (2003), which concerns the development …

While palliative care is beginning to gain prominence in South Africa, spiritual care remains
less understood. Spiritual care is less prioritised and, consequently, this service, if offered, is …

This thesis by compilation explores the provision of chaplaincy and spiritual care in
Australian ambulance organisations. Contemporary research has demonstrated that …

This research is rooted in my professional practice at the newly established international
Centre for Spiritual Life Development (CSLD) of The Salvation Army. It is designed to …

This article is based on research into how healthcare chaplains understand and practice
spiritual care in Scotland. Scotland, with its own department of health and national church, is …