Conceptualizing spiritual care in the U.S. through chaplain activities in research: a scoping review sub-analysis [0.03%]
通过牧师活动在研究中的作用来构建美国灵性护理的概念：系统综述的子分析
Kelsey B White,Naana Adjei,Laura E McClelland et al.
Kelsey B White et al.
Healthcare chaplaincy has advanced toward establishing a more universally recognized professional identity. However, the profession lacks a comprehensive definition of what constitutes spiritual care. We conducted a sub-analysis of a larger...
Michael McCarthy,Ann Hillman,Brooke Dickens et al.
Michael McCarthy et al.
This paper presents findings from a study of medical student reflections on a shadowing experience with hospital chaplains aimed to promote students' understanding of the importance of spirituality in patient care and the role of chaplains ...
The Family Perspectives Project: development and preliminary feasibility of a chaplain-delivered emotional support intervention for families of critically ill patients [0.03%]
临终病人家庭视角项目：神职人员提供的情感支持干预措施的发展及其初步可行性研究
Matthew E Modes,Erin K Kross,O Kenrik Duru et al.
Matthew E Modes et al.
While guidelines recommend that families of critically ill patients receive emotional support from intensive care unit (ICU) clinicians, few receive it. To address this gap, we designed the Family Perspectives Project, an intervention that ...
Hope in providing spiritual care together: a qualitative study among chronically ill patients, chaplains, general practitioners and nurses [0.03%]
共筑精神关怀的希望——一项针对慢性病患者、牧师、全科医生和护士的质性研究
Maartje van Veluw,Erik Olsman,Theo Pleizier et al.
Maartje van Veluw et al.
Paying attention to hope, including its counterparts, is part of spiritual care. In this study, we explored how general practice professionals and chaplains provide care for chronic patients' hope, despair, and hopelessness together. The re...
Beyond the frontlines: examining healthcare chaplains' experiences of workplace violence [0.03%]
前线之外：审视医疗牧师工作场所暴力经历
Dana T Fachner,David H F Tyler,Tusty Ten Bensel
Dana T Fachner
Workplace violence (WPV) is a growing concern within healthcare, yet little attention has been given to its impact on chaplains. The current study examines the prevalence, reporting behaviors, and consequences of WPV among 327 healthcare ch...
Understanding a multisensory program toward workforce well-being and care quality in a pediatric hospital: a cross-sectional survey [0.03%]
理解儿科医院员工福祉和护理质量的多感官项目：横断面调查研究
Sabrina Figueiredo,Eliezer Oliveira,Bryan Baker et al.
Sabrina Figueiredo et al.
Burnout and compassion fatigue are prevalent among healthcare professionals, prompting interest in well-being interventions. This study aimed to understand how staff perceive the support of Comfort Corner - a chaplain-led program - on resil...
An intervention to reduce burnout and fatigue of health care chaplains: a pilot study [0.03%]
减轻医疗保健牧师职业倦怠和疲劳的干预措施：一项试点研究
Elizabeth Larson,Gary W Creech,Karen Heistand et al.
Elizabeth Larson et al.
Spiritual care providers in health care settings experience high levels of stress, burnout, and compassion fatigue. In this study, we investigated the effects of self-directed activity to address chaplains' fatigue. The study also identifie...
Evaluating chaplaincy utilization in a suicide-risk-stratified Veterans Affairs patient sample [0.03%]
评估退伍军人事务部门自杀风险分层患者样本中的牧师利用情况
Maxwell Levis,Monica Dimambro,Joshua Levy et al.
Maxwell Levis et al.
Although chaplaincy is a key part of the Department of Veterans Affairs' (VA) healthcare services, few studies have investigated how classified suicide risk impacts this service utilization. Filling this gap, this study evaluates utilizatio...
Emotional intelligence and counseling self-efficacy among clinical pastoral education students in a multicenter sample: a baseline analysis [0.03%]
情感智能与临床牧养教育学生的咨询自我效能感：一项多中心样本的基线分析
Csaba Szilagyi,Patricia K Palmer,Amanda K Borchik et al.
Csaba Szilagyi et al.
Understanding the characteristics of students entering Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE), including their baseline emotional intelligence (EI) and counseling self-efficacy (CSE), is essential for facilitating their development. This cross-s...
Self-reflections of health care chaplain fellows: Development in self-attunement and compassion during engagement with Compassion-Centered Spiritual Health (CCSH) [0.03%]
关怀中心化精神健康的自我反思：在与关怀中心化精神健康互动中自我调节和同情心的发展
Rachel Lee,Maureen Shelton,George H Grant et al.
Rachel Lee et al.
Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) prepares health care chaplains to address the spiritual and emotional needs of diverse patients and staff by cultivating self-awareness, interpersonal and clinical skills, and resilient compassion. Some hea...