Vol. 6 No. 2 (2018): The Human Person at the Heart of Chaplaincy

Published: 2019-01-19

Editorial

The Human Person at the Heart of Chaplaincy

Daniel Nuzum

141-143
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Articles

Opportunities of Spiritual Support for Hospital Staff in Estonian Health Care Institutions

Liidia Meel, Indrek Linnuste

144-158
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A Comparison between Reactive and Proactive Chaplaincy Approaches

Gordon Jones

159-176
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Life Tasks Excellence in Spiritual Care through Self-awareness

Bruce A. Stevens

177-185
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Mental Health

Personal Perspective of the Mosaic of Living with Dementia

Christine Bryden

186-199
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Research

What Is the Impact of Chaplaincy in Primary Care? The GP Perspective

Austyn Snowden, Alan Gibbon, Rebecca Grant

200-214
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Auditing a Paediatric Chaplaincy Provision Reflections On the Use of a Taxonomy

Paul Nash, Emma Roberts, Sally Nash, Kathryn Darby, Aftab Ahmed Parwaz

215-238
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Book Reviews

Marian Carter, 'Helping Children and Adolescents Think about Death, Dying and Bereavement'

Katie Watson

239-240
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Carlo Leget, 'Art of Living, Art of Dying: Spiritual Care for a Good Death'

Duncan MacLaren

241-243
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Karen Murphy and Bob Whorton, eds, 'Chaplaincy in Hospice and Palliative Care'

Viv Henderson

244-246
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Catherine Seigal, 'Bereaved Parents and Their Continuing Bonds – Love after Death'

Carl Aiken

247-249
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John Swinton, 'Becoming Friends of Time: Disability, Timefullness and Gentle Discipleship'

Martin Kerry

250-252
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Yaroslav Viazovski, 'Image and Hope: John Calvin and Karl Barth on Body, Soul and Everlasting Life'

Philip Winn

253-254
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