Add to ORKGThis essay introduces a mini-symposium that asks whether the preparation of future chaplains today anticipates sufficiently the emerging patterns of healthcare and the challenges of religious diversity
The article argues that a theology of chaplaincy needs to identify, analyse, and evaluate the theolo...
Authors describe their experiences of conducting clinical pastoral education in Victoria, Australia,...
Abstract. The Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) model for the provision of spiritual care represents...
In Volume 34 a discussion was started about the best way to prepare people for modern chaplaincy. Th...
In this issue of Reflective Practice, we continue this focus on chaplaincy education. However, in th...
Beginning with Robert Fuller’s summary of the influence of the CPE movement, in the 20th anniversary...
Author takes a critically reflective look at Tartaglia's proposal for chaplaincy education
Author responds to Tartaglia's proposal affirming his encouragement to keep looking at the training ...
In order to function in an interpretive role about the meaning of illness, chaplains need to be able...
Johnson affirms the position that Tartaglia takes in his lead article of the Forum
The author reflects on Tartaglia's article and offers suggestions on how to address concerns raised
This DMIN project is based on the Pastoral Ministry program at Nyack College, which publicly promote...
To date, there has been a dearth of research in the area of Healthcare Chaplaincy, particularly in t...
This paper reviews the issues confronting chaplaincy/spiritual care in the 21st century. It looks at...
Approaches to clinical pastoral education (CPE) have in part been determined by the kind of students...
The article argues that a theology of chaplaincy needs to identify, analyse, and evaluate the theolo...
Authors describe their experiences of conducting clinical pastoral education in Victoria, Australia,...
Abstract. The Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) model for the provision of spiritual care represents...
In Volume 34 a discussion was started about the best way to prepare people for modern chaplaincy. Th...
In this issue of Reflective Practice, we continue this focus on chaplaincy education. However, in th...
Beginning with Robert Fuller’s summary of the influence of the CPE movement, in the 20th anniversary...
Author takes a critically reflective look at Tartaglia's proposal for chaplaincy education
Author responds to Tartaglia's proposal affirming his encouragement to keep looking at the training ...
In order to function in an interpretive role about the meaning of illness, chaplains need to be able...
Johnson affirms the position that Tartaglia takes in his lead article of the Forum
The author reflects on Tartaglia's article and offers suggestions on how to address concerns raised
This DMIN project is based on the Pastoral Ministry program at Nyack College, which publicly promote...
To date, there has been a dearth of research in the area of Healthcare Chaplaincy, particularly in t...
This paper reviews the issues confronting chaplaincy/spiritual care in the 21st century. It looks at...
Approaches to clinical pastoral education (CPE) have in part been determined by the kind of students...
The article argues that a theology of chaplaincy needs to identify, analyse, and evaluate the theolo...
Authors describe their experiences of conducting clinical pastoral education in Victoria, Australia,...
Abstract. The Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) model for the provision of spiritual care represents...