Vol. 14 No. 2 (2011): Scottish Journal of Healthcare Chaplaincy Vol 14 (2) 2011

Published: 2011-12-24

Editorial

Editorial

Ian Stirling

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Articles

Research on religion and spirituality in families with a chronically ill child What difference does it make?

Daniel H. Grossoehme

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Chaplains, presence and hope beyond recovery

Steve Nolan

12-16
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Connecting with children in a paediatric setting

Alister Bull

17-21
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Spiritual pain

Ian Stirling

22-29
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A Journey into research

Mark Newitt

30-35
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Chronic illness as wilderness and exile

John Watts

36-41
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Reflective Practice

The Pitmen Painters

Derek J. Fraser

42-44
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Research as a health care chaplain's responsibility

Daniel H. Grossoehme

45-51
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Book Reviews

Reflective Caring: Imaginative listening to pastoral experience by Bob Whorton

Ian Stirling

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Spiritual Care at the End of Life: The Chaplain as a 'Hopeful Presence' by Steve Nolan

Ian Stirling

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Supporting Dying Children and their Families by Paul Nash

Carrie Upton

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Spirituality and Personhood in Dementia by Albert Jewell

Dirk Maliepaard

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