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Title: The role of the hospital chaplain
Other Titles: Spirituality : the human dimension in care
Authors: Attard, Mario
Keywords: Chaplains, Hospital -- Catholic Church
Spiritual care (Medical care)
Holistic nursing -- Religious aspects
Holistic medicine -- Religious aspects -- Christianity
Issue Date: 2008
Publisher: University of Malta. Institute of Health Care
Citation: Attard, M. (2008). The role of the hospital chaplain. In D. Baldacchino, & L. Ross (Eds.), Spirituality : the human dimension in care (pp. 54-59). Msida: Institute of Health Care.
Abstract: Nowadays the word spirituality has captured the eyes of many for various reasons. When we speak about hospital chaplaincy we are entering the domain ofthe spiritual within the hospital setting. By spirituality we mean "an awareness of relationships with all creation, an appreciation of presence and purpose that includes a sense of meaning". The word spirituality includes religion. Spiritual care is inclusive of pastoral care. Those who provide spiritual care in healthcare settings are often known as chaplains, although in some settings they may be described as spiritual care providers.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/32187
ISBN: 9789993206491
Appears in Collections:Spirituality: The Human Dimension in Care

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