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• Developments in Healthcare Chaplaincy in the Netherlands and Scotland A Content Analysis of Professional Journals

  Jan Piet Vlasblom, Martin N. Walton, Jenny T. van der Steen, Jaap J. Doolaard, Henk Jochemsen

  235-254

  2015-03-10

• Hospice Volunteers’ Spiritual Care Training A Discussion of Core Competencies and Course Aims

  Margit Gratz, Traugott Roser, Piret Paal

  55-72

  2017-08-31

• Healthcare Chaplains Responding to Change Embracing Outcomes or Reaffirming Relationships?

  Steve Nolan

  93-109

  2015-10-16

• “You’ve Done Very Well” (“Das haben Sie sehr schön gemacht”) On Courage and Presence of Mind in Spiritual Issues

  Corinna Schmohl

  174-193

  2018-04-12

• “I Want to Make it Right” A 46 Year-old Woman with End Stage Renal Disease and Her Australian Aboriginal Partner Make Significant Choices

  David Glenister

  224-240

  2018-04-12

• Chaplains – How Are They Known?

  Debbie Hodge

  165-172

  2014-05-27

• What Is the Distinctiveness of Paediatric Chaplaincy? Findings from a Systematic Review of the Literature

  Paul Nash, Wilfred McSherry

  16-32

  2017-08-31

• “I’m Being Swallowed Up by This Illness, So Much Pain Deep Inside” Claire a 40 Year-old Woman with Cancer

  Karen Murphy

  209-223

  2018-04-12

• Spirituality, Religion and Psychiatric Practice in New Zealand An Exploratory Study of New Zealand Psychiatrists

  Wyatt Butcher

  176-190

  2015-10-16

• The National Secular Society Challenge is Missing the Mark but is Welcomed by Modern Chaplains

  Derek Fraser

  109-122

  2014-12-16

• Chaplaincy Case Study

  George Fitchett, Steve Nolan

  167-173

  2018-04-12

• Emerging Paradigm Shifts in Spiritual Care Services in Scotland

  Cecelia Clegg

  41-49

  2014-12-16

• David R. Hodge, Spiritual Assessment in Social Work and Mental Health Practice. New York & Chichester: Columbia University Press, 2015, 224 pp. (Hbk). ISBN: 978-0-231-16396-5, £33.00/$45.00

  Mark Cobb

  147-149

  2017-08-31

• Assessing the Value of Chapel Services at a Mental Health Hospital An Exploratory Study

  Noel Tiano, Kath Maclean

  191-200

  2015-10-16

• Gordon J. Hilsman, 'Spiritual Care in Common Terms: How Chaplains Can Effectively Describe the Spiritual Needs of Patients in Medical Records'. London and Philadelphia, PA: Jessica Kingsley Publishers, 2017, ISBN: 978-1-78592-724-9, £16.99.

  Steve Nolan

  329-331

  2018-04-12

• Completing the Theory Practice Circle

  Debbie Hodge

  73-75

  2017-08-31

• Report Research in Chaplaincy – A Day to Rekindle the Flame!

  Steve Nolan

  117-122

  2014-05-27

• New Wine? New Wineskins? Values-based Reflections on the Changing Face of Healthcare Chaplaincy

  Michael Paterson

  255-266

  2015-03-10

• “Her need was greater than my ethical dilemmas” Pastoral, Theological Education

  John Foskett, Declan McConville

  203-212

  2015-03-10

• Chaplaincy Outcomes What the Future Looks Like?

  Steve Nolan

  161-164

  2015-03-10

• The Use of Rituals, Primarily Related to Grief, in a Hospital Setting How Are They Helpful and How Can They Be Most Effective?

  Bronwen Gray

  165-178

  2015-03-10

• Paul Nash, Kathryn Darby and Sally Nash, Spiritual Care with Sick Children and Young People. London: Jessica Kingsley, 2015, 224 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-1-84905-3-891. £14.99

  Fran Kissack

  275-276

  2016-12-15

• Chaplains, presence and hope beyond recovery

  Steve Nolan

  12-16

  2013-04-24

• THE INTRODUCTION AND EVALUATION OF A SPIRITUAL ASSESSMENT TOOL IN A PALLIATIVE CARE UNIT

  Bruce Pierce, Frederic Koning

  39-43

  2013-04-10

• "Spirituality Matters" Reflections on a Chaplaincy Championed Spiritual Care Initiative in a New Zealand Cancer Ward

  Sande Ramage, Barry Keane, Richard Egan

  62-81

  2018-12-24

• PREPARATION FOR PROVIDING SPIRITUAL CARE

  Ewan Kelly

  11-15

  2013-05-31

• The Francis Report (2013) Neo-Pharisaism in the NHS?

  Julian Raffay

  20-34

  2016-06-16

• Charting by Chaplains in Healthcare White Paper of the European Research Institute for Chaplains in HealthCare (ERICH)

  Anne Vandenhoeck, Joost Verhoef, Daniel Nuzum, Pascal Mösli, David Neuhold; Simon Peng-Keller; Traugott Roser, Linda Ross, Wim Smeets, Austyn Snowden, Wilfred McSherry

  50–77

  2022-01-28

• Exploring Chaplaincy Encounters with Particular Attention to the Non-Religious Patient A Systematic Approach to Capturing the Content and Outcome of Conversations

  Derek Fraser, Debbie Ford, Susannah Hunt

  11-35

  2018-12-24

• A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF HOSPICE CHAPLAINCY SERVICES

  David Mitchell, Carol Hibberd

  6-11

  2013-04-10

• STANDARDS FOR NHS SCOTLAND CHAPLAINCY SERVICES SELF ASSESSMENT TOOL NHS TAYSIDE

  Chris Levison, Gillian Munro, Sandy Young

  13-17

  2013-04-06

• Spiritual pain

  Ian Stirling

  22-29

  2013-04-24

• WHAT DOES IT MEAN FOR A HEALTHCARE CHAPLAIN TO ENTER INTO RESEARCH?

  Alister Bull

  42-43

  2013-04-05

• Space, Time and Shared Humanity A Case Study Demonstrating a Chaplain’s Role in End-of-Life Care

  Lynn Bassett

  194-208

  2018-04-12

• WELLHEAD a Collaborative Approach to Spiritual Assessment and Intervention, Developed with People with Aphasia

  Katharyn Joanna Mumby, David Grace

  216-240

  2020-02-06

• Why GPs Refer to Chaplaincy A Qualitative Study

  Sarah Giffen, Eileen Cowey

  5-25

  2020-10-06

• Re-evaluating Chaplaincy To Be, or Not…

  Steve Nolan

  49-60

  2013-09-25

• Connecting with children in a paediatric setting

  Alister Bull

  17-21

  2013-04-24