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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

• Exploring Midwives’ Understanding of Spiritual Care and the Role of the Healthcare Chaplain within a Maternity Unit

  Mark R. Evans, David Mitchell

  79-97

  2014-12-16

• What Do Chaplains Do Now? The Continuous Process of Adaptation

  Jim Simpson, Margery Collin, Christian Okeke

  213-234

  2015-03-10

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

  Steve Nolan

  93-109

  2015-10-16

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

  Paul Nash, Wilfred McSherry

  16-32

  2017-08-31

• End of Life Care: What is Important for Me and for Us A Review of Recent UK Strategy and Policy Documents and their Implications for Chaplains

  Pia Matthews

  97-116

  2017-08-31

• Chaplains, their History and the Theology of R. A. Lambourne A Response to Elements of the Scottish NHS Policy on Spirituality

  Jenifer R. Booth

  123-140

  2017-08-31

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

  Derek Fraser

  109-122

  2014-12-16

• Active Listening by Hospital Chaplaincy Volunteers Benefits, Challenges and Good Practice

  Ana Manzano, Chris Swift, S. Jose Closs, Michelle Briggs

  201-221

  2015-10-16

• Motivational Factors in Mental Health Chaplains Practitioners’ Perspectives

  Peter Madsen Gubi, Harry Smart

  149-164

  2014-05-27

• Why the Delivery of Religious and Spiritual Support to People of Any Faith and None is Important

  Giselle Rusted

  76-96

  2017-08-31

• Socio-Cultural Aspects of the Development of Contemporary Clinical Pastoral Care in Estonia A Systematic Review

  Liidia Meel

  57-70

  2016-06-16

• New Zealand Defence Forces and Spirituality What Does it Mean? What Are Their Spiritual Needs? How is Spiritual Health Care Practised?

  Emily Hill, Richard Egan, Rebecca Llewellyn, David McBride

  71-90

  2016-06-16

• Emerging Paradigms in Scottish Healthcare Chaplaincy Disorientation or Re-orientation?

  Michael Paterson

  51-64

  2014-12-16

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

  Wyatt Butcher

  176-190

  2015-10-16

• Editorial

  Lindsay Carey

  85-92

  2015-10-16

• The Birth of a European Research Institute for Chaplains in Healthcare (ERICH) Initiated by Chaplains for the Promotion of Research by Chaplains

  Ewan Kelly, Anne Vandenhoeck

  297-305

  2018-04-12

• Editorial

  Ian Stirling

  5-11

  2014-12-16

• “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

• How Could Co-production Principles Improve Mental Health Spiritual and Pastoral Care (Chaplaincy) Services?

  Emily Wood, Julian Raffay, Andrew Todd

  51-56

  2016-06-16

• On Being Sent with Style Reflections on Health Care Chaplaincy

  Raymond A. Reddicliffe

  173-184

  2014-05-27

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

  Michael Paterson

  255-266

  2015-03-10

• Supporting Spiritual Engagement for People Living with Dementia

  Emily Smeaton, Craig Maher

  130-141

  2016-12-15

• Chaplains – How Are They Known?

  Debbie Hodge

  165-172

  2014-05-27

• Case Study of “Moral Injury” Format Dutch Case Studies Project

  Guus Van Loenen, Jacques Körver, Martin Walton, Reijer De Vries

  281-296

  2018-04-12

• The 14th Consultation of the European Network of Health Care Chaplaincy, Debrecen, Hungary, June 1-5 2016 “Advancing care of the soul: sharing best practice to promote spiritual health”

  Anne Miller

  254-257

  2016-12-15

• Chaplaincy as Public Theology A Reflective Exploration

  Stephen Pattison

  110-128

  2015-10-16

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

  Noel Tiano, Kath Maclean

  191-200

  2015-10-16

• The Locum Life in Spiritual Health Care – Is It for Me? Is It for You? A Brief Personal Reflection

  Gail Harrison

  117-122

  2017-08-31

• Editorial

  Andrew Todd

  5-9

  2016-06-16

• Janice Clarke, 'Spiritual Care in Everyday Nursing Practice – a New Approach'. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2013, 224 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-0-2303-4696-3, £18.99

  Carol Campbell

  230-232

  2015-10-16

• Symposium Report: Researching Spiritual and Pastoral Care Measuring the Value of Chaplaincy

  Julian Raffay

  306-311

  2018-04-12

• Storytelling and Spiritual Care

  Judith Gilbert

  192-206

  2016-12-15

• Reminiscence with People Living with Dementia A Personal Reflection on its Potential to Do Harm

  Lorna H. Murray

  158-167

  2016-12-15

• Response to Hijazi’s “The Ground of Our Being: Muslim Heritage, Identity and Connectedness – A Personal Reflection”

  Jeffrey Cohen, Dexter Duncan

  166-174

  2015-10-16

• Accounting for the Unaccountable Making Sense of Extra-Ordinary Experiences in Hospitals

  Chris Swift, Stephen Sayers

  99-107

  2014-12-16

• Jonathan Pye, Peter Sedgwick and Andrew Todd, eds. Critical Care: Delivering Spiritual Care in Healthcare Contexts. London: Jessica Kingsley, 2015, 280 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-1-84905-497-3. £19.99

  Allison Cline-Dean

  269-271

  2016-12-15

• Christopher Swift, Mark Cobb and Andrew Todd, eds., A Handbook of Chaplaincy Studies: Understanding Spiritual Care in Public Places. Farnham: Ashgate Publishing Limited, 2015, 364 pp. (Pbk). ISBN 978-1- 47243-4-067. £25.00.

  Julian Raffay

  279-281

  2016-12-15

• Knowing God in Dementia What Happens to Faith When You Can No Longer Remember?

  Patricia S. Williams

  142-157

  2016-12-15

• When the Chaplain is Ready the Teacher will Appear

  Michael Paterson

  41-46

  2015-06-10

• 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

• Religiously-Integrated Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for Major Depression in Chronic Medical Illness Review of Results from a Randomized Clinical Trial

  Harold G. Koenig, Nathan A. Boucher, Keisha-Gaye N. O’Garo, Michelle Pearce

  237-253

  2016-12-15

• Editorial Spirituality, Dementia and Mental Health

  John Swinton

  125-129

  2016-12-15

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

  Julian Raffay

  20-34

  2016-06-16

• 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

• Editorial

  Meg Burton

  111-113

  2014-05-27

• George Fitchett and Steve Nolan, eds, Spiritual Care in Practice: Case Studies in Healthcare Chaplaincy. London: Jessica Kingsley, 2015, 318 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-1-84905-976-3, £18.99.

  Emily Wood

  114-115

  2016-06-16

• How Do Healthcare Chaplaincy Spiritual Care Interventions Support Adults’ Mental Health by Integrating Health and Social Care? A Review of Primary Research Studies Published in English 2010–2019

  Martyn Skinner, Simon Mason, Neil Cockling

  27–49

  2022-01-28

• Growing Old The Vocation and Practice of Ageing

  Sarah Bachelard, Neil Millar

  180-191

  2016-12-15

• Service User Views of Mental Health Spiritual and Pastoral Care Chaplaincy Services

  Emily Wood, Sally Ross, Julian Raffay, Andrew Todd

  216–230

  2021-03-01

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

  John Foskett, Declan McConville

  203-212

  2015-03-10

• Timelessness, Dementia and the Appeal to Practice A Response to Swinton’s Rejoinder

  Wilko van Holten, Martin Walton

  93–107

  2022-01-28

• Steve Nolan and Margaret Holloway, A-Z of Spirituality. Basingstoke: Palgrave Macmillan, 2014, 238 pp. (Pbk). ISBN 978-1-137-30092-8, £14.99.

  Joanna Bryant

  99-101

  2016-06-16

• Why GPs Refer to Chaplaincy A Qualitative Study

  Sarah Giffen, Eileen Cowey

  5-25

  2020-10-06

• Challenges for Pastoral Care in Times of COVID-19 Encounters, Contexts, Topics and Professional Needs – A Cross-Sectional Study

  Annette D Haußmann, Birthe Fritz

  141–164

  2022-05-04

• Christopher Cook, ed., 'Spirituality, theology, and mental health: multidisciplinary perspectives', London: SCM press, 2013, 222 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 9-780-03404-626-4, £45

  Geoff Morgan

  224-227

  2015-10-16

• Robert Waldron, Acquainted with the Night: An Exploration of Spirituality and Depression. London: DLT, 2012, 180 pages (pbk). ISBN 978023252914-2. £12.99.

  Neil Tyrer

  191-192

  2014-05-27

• Joanna Collicutt, The Psychology of Christian Character Formation. London: SCM Press, 2015, 275 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-0-33405-179-4. £15.66.

  Geoff Morgan

  266-268

  2016-12-15

• Lessons for Chaplaincy from a Management Secondment

  Iain Macritchie

  3-9

  2013-04-04

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

  Austyn Snowden, Alan Gibbon, Rebecca Grant

  200-214

  2019-01-19

• Recognizing and Responding to the Spiritual Needs of Adults from Minority Religious Groups in Acute, Chronic and Palliative UK Healthcare Contexts An Explorative Review

  Martyn Skinner, Eileen Cowey

  37-56

  2019-04-26

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

  Daniel H. Grossoehme

  3-11

  2013-04-24

• Community Chaplaincy Listening in a Community Mental Health Group

  Alan Gibbon, Debbie Baldie

  57-74

  2019-04-26

• Chaplaincy and Spiritual Care in Mental Health Settings by Jean Fletcher (ed.)

  Graham Peacock

  284-285

  2020-09-14

• Kate Middleton, Refuel: How to Balance Work, Life, Faith and Church without Burning Out. London: Darton, Longman and Todd, 2015, 242 pp. (Pbk). ISBN: 978-0-232-53160-2, £9.97.

  Colin Jay

  109-110

  2016-06-16

• CANCER PAIN AND THE IMPORTANCE OF FAITH IN ADDRESSING SUFFERING BEYOND THE PHYSICAL

  Stephen M. W. Hutchison, Iain Macritchie, Terry Veitch

  17-20

  2013-04-06