September, 2018 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Measures of Variability in Chaplaincy, Health Care, and Related Research

September 29, 2018 health care, research

This article discusses statistical measures of variability in relation to measures of central tendency and levels of measurement. Three measures of variability used in healthcare research (the [...]
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Education for Professional Chaplains: Should Certification Competencies Shape Curriculum?

September 29, 2018 chaplain profession, education

The growing importance of professional chaplains in patient-centered care has raised questions about education for professional chaplaincy. One recommendation is that the curricula of Clinical [...]
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Care of the human spirit and the role of human dignity therapy: a systematic review of dignity therapy research

September 29, 2018 spirit, therapy

Background: Dignity Therapy (DT), an intervention for people facing serious illness, focuses on dignity conservation tasks such as settling relationships, sharing words of love, and preparing a [...]
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Call for proposals: Mini Conference on the Sociology of Health Professions

September 26, 2018 News

Organizers: Laura E. Hirshfield, University of Illinois at Chicago College of Medicine Tania M. Jenkins, Temple University, Department of Sociology Kelly Underman, Drexel University, Department [...]
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Charting Our Course: Chaplaincy Documentation as a Performance Improvement Project

September 26, 2018 documentation

This article presents the results of a 30-month process improvement initiative examining the spiritual assessment documentation patterns of staff chaplains as well as CPE residents and interns at [...]
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Monthly Archive for: "September, 2018"

Measures of Variability in Chaplaincy, Health Care, and Related Research

Education for Professional Chaplains: Should Certification Competencies Shape Curriculum?

Care of the human spirit and the role of human dignity therapy: a systematic review of dignity therapy research

Call for proposals: Mini Conference on the Sociology of Health Professions

Charting Our Course: Chaplaincy Documentation as a Performance Improvement Project