August, 2019 | Transforming Chaplaincy

Religious Struggle and Religious Comfort in Response to Illness: Health Outcomes among Stem Cell Transplant Patients

August 31, 2019 stem cell, transplant

Growing interest has focused on relationships between health and religious coping among cancer patients. However, little is known about the health correlates of negative or conflicted religious [...]
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Religious and Spiritual Appraisals and Coping Strategies among Patients in Medical Rehabilitation

August 31, 2019 coping, rehabilitation

This longitudinal investigation examined the prevalence of religious and spiritual appraisals and coping strategies and their associations with anxiety, depression, and posttraumatic growth among [...]
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Religious Coping Moderates the Relation Between Racism and Psychological Well-Being Among Christian Asian American College Students

August 31, 2019 psychology, race

The authors examined the moderating role of positive and negative religious coping in the relation between racism and psychological well-being in a sample of Catholic and Protestant Asian [...]
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Role of religious involvement and spirituality in functioning among African Americans with cancer: testing a mediational model

August 31, 2019 oncology, race

The present study tested a mediational model of the role of religious involvement, spirituality, and physical/emotional functioning in a sample of African American men and women with cancer. [...]
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Quality of life (QOL), supportive care, and spirituality in hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) patients

August 31, 2019 quality of life, stem cell, transplant

Abstract: For many patients, a hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) can be challenging to physical and emotional health. Supportive care needs can be overwhelming for many patients and [...]
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Monthly Archive for: "August, 2019"

Religious Struggle and Religious Comfort in Response to Illness: Health Outcomes among Stem Cell Transplant Patients

Religious and Spiritual Appraisals and Coping Strategies among Patients in Medical Rehabilitation

Religious Coping Moderates the Relation Between Racism and Psychological Well-Being Among Christian Asian American College Students

Role of religious involvement and spirituality in functioning among African Americans with cancer: testing a mediational model

Quality of life (QOL), supportive care, and spirituality in hematopoietic stem cell transplant (HSCT) patients