Spiritual care is increasingly seen as a task of all health care professionals. This is
challenging for chaplains working in health care, who hold spiritual care at the heart of their …

This paper presents and discusses data from three of the qualitative questions in the
international COVID-19 survey: What was the most important aspect of spiritual care that …

Chaplains are embedded in several ambulance services across Australia, however as
Australia's religiosity is currently in decline and questions are being asked about retaining …

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This article provides a snap shot of the current position and recent developments in
chaplaincy in health care settings particularly in England, Scotland, the United States of …

This paper focuses on the impact of COVID19 in Australia. Three areas were investigated:
professionalism, contrasting hospital and aged care services and “business as usual” …

Palliative care encompasses spiritual as well as physical, social and psychological aspects.
Spiritual care has been identified as a key concern of dying patients. During an audit of the …

Recent developments in Dutch society and its healthcare system pose new challenges to
humanist chaplaincy. us far, chaplaincy has been predominantly rooted in institutionalized …

The professional status of UK healthcare chaplains remains partial, with voluntary
accreditation effective in achieving around 50% registration. This study set out to elicit …

Chaplaincy services form a vital complement for secular societal institutions which must
accommodate spiritual needs, including but not limited to, hospitals, armed forces, and …