January, 2019 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Keys to knowledge: Searching and reviewing the literature relevant to chaplaincy

January 27, 2019 Literature Review

The literature review is a key component of professional journal articles and requires a thorough review of the relevant literature. The authors highlight some of the mistakes made by [...]
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Programmatic Self Care in an Outpatient Setting

January 22, 2019 self care

Traditionally, chaplains have provided care for staff through consultation, informal conversation, grief work, and more formal counsel and ritual. This article discusses four programmatic [...]
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The Brief RCOPE: current psychometric status of a short measure of religious coping

January 22, 2019 psychology

The Brief RCOPE is a 14-item measure of religious coping with major life stressors. As the most commonly used measure of religious coping in the literature, it has helped contribute to the growth [...]
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Coping through prayer: An empirical study in implicit religion concerning prayers for children in hospital

January 22, 2019 pediatrics, prayer

Abstract: This study links two fields of empirical research. The first field (grounded in empirical theology) is concerned with ordinary prayer and that aspect of implicit religion discernable [...]
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Understanding and responding to spiritual and religious needs of young people with cancer

January 22, 2019 nursing, oncology, pediatrics

Aim: To identify the spiritual and religious needs of young people with cancer, and to explore some implications of these for enhancing patient care. Method: Semi-structured interviews were [...]
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Monthly Archive for: "January, 2019"

Keys to knowledge: Searching and reviewing the literature relevant to chaplaincy

Programmatic Self Care in an Outpatient Setting

The Brief RCOPE: current psychometric status of a short measure of religious coping

Coping through prayer: An empirical study in implicit religion concerning prayers for children in hospital

Understanding and responding to spiritual and religious needs of young people with cancer