July, 2019 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Developing Organizational Interventions to Address Stigma Among Mental Health Providers: A Pilot Study

July 5, 2019 mental health

This article outlines a pilot study of “It’s Just Us,” an organizational intervention designed to reduce stigma among mental health providers by increasing awareness of the [...]
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Understanding the Type of Support Offered Within the Caregiver, Family, and Spiritual/Religious Contexts of Cancer Patients

July 3, 2019 cancer

Context/Objectives: We sought to characterize patterns of social support types (i.e., emotional, informational, appraisal, and instrumental) within the caregiver/spouse, family, and [...]
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Moral Injury and Spiritual Struggles in Military Veterans: A Latent Profile Analysis

July 3, 2019 veterans

War-related traumas can lead to emotional, relational, and spiritual suffering. Drawing on two community samples of war zone veterans from diverse military eras (Study 1, N = 616 and Study 2, N = [...]
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The Nurse-Chaplain-Family Spiritual Care Triad: A Qualitative Study

July 3, 2019 nursing

This qualitative study utilized a phenomenological approach to better understand nurse, chaplain, and family member experiences with the delivery of spiritual services at the end of life in an [...]
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Prevalence of Religious and Spiritual Experiences and the Perceived Influence Thereof in Patients With Bipolar Disorder in a Dutch Specialist Outpatient Center

July 3, 2019 mental health

The aim of the current cross-sectional study was to estimate the prevalence of religious and spiritual (R/S) experiences and their perceived lasting influence in outpatients with bipolar disorder [...]
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Monthly Archive for: "July, 2019"

Developing Organizational Interventions to Address Stigma Among Mental Health Providers: A Pilot Study

Understanding the Type of Support Offered Within the Caregiver, Family, and Spiritual/Religious Contexts of Cancer Patients

Moral Injury and Spiritual Struggles in Military Veterans: A Latent Profile Analysis

The Nurse-Chaplain-Family Spiritual Care Triad: A Qualitative Study

Prevalence of Religious and Spiritual Experiences and the Perceived Influence Thereof in Patients With Bipolar Disorder in a Dutch Specialist Outpatient Center