New Wine? New Wineskins?
Values-based Reflections on the Changing Face of Healthcare Chaplaincy
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v2i2.26927Keywords:
healthcare chaplaincyAbstract
In the first of this series of three articles in Health & Social Care Chaplaincy, the author employed Ricoeur’s typology – orientation, disorientation, reorientation – to explore Scottish healthcare chaplains’ responses to the refocusing of spiritual care from a series of crisis-based hospital interventions to the promotion of wellbeing and resilience in local communities. In this second article the author treats this paradigm shift with a hermeneutic of suspicion and explores inherent issues of need, ability, value and power.
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Morton, N. (1986) The Journey is Home. Boston, MA: Beacon Press.
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NHS Education for Scotland (2013) Education, Training & Formation for Healthcare Chaplains: Report of an NHS Review. Edinburgh: NHS.
Paterson, M. (2014) “Emerging Paradigms in Scottish Healthcare Chaplaincy: Disorientation or Reorientation?” in Health & Social Care Chaplaincy 2.1: 51–64.
Patton, J. (1993) Pastoral Care in Context. Westminster: John Knox Press.
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Published
2015-03-10
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How to Cite
Paterson, M. (2015). New Wine? New Wineskins? Values-based Reflections on the Changing Face of Healthcare Chaplaincy. Health and Social Care Chaplaincy, 2(2), 255-266. https://doi.org/10.1558/hscc.v2i2.26927
