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Education/teaching about spirituality and health Resources
Spirituality and Health: The Art of Compassionate MedicinePrimary Author: Christina M. Puchalski, GWish: The George Washington Institute for Spirituality and Health
This 2001 article published in the journal Hospital Physician discusses:
Date Last Modified 03/01/2001
Article
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Spirituality and Medicine: An Overview Pertinent to Medical ProvidersPrimary Author: Stephen King, University of Washington
The "Spirituality and Medicine" submission includes a 60 minute lecture (a verbatim lecture along with PowerPoint slides) and information about the use of panelists (40 minutes) found in the Instructors Guide. There is also an abbreviated study guide and a brief recommended reading list. The lecture addresses factors that research has shown impacts the likelihood medical providers will be attentive to patients spirituality/religiosity, e.g., first, becoming aware of its importance to the patient and to the patients health care and then, second, understanding how to be more attentive to the spirituality/religiosity of their patients including how to encounter some potential barriers.
Date Last Modified 12/06/2011
Lecture presentation, Manual/guide
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Spirituality in Patient Care: Why, How, When, and WhatPrimary Author: Harold G. Koenig, Duke University Center for Spirituality, Theology and Health
From the publisher, Templeton Press, this paperback book offers:
Date Last Modified 09/01/2007
Book, Course curriculum
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The Unbroken CirclePrimary Author: James L. Brooks, M.Div., Duke University Institute on Care at the End of Life This is already listed on your SOERCE page.
Date Last Modified 03/31/2009
Book
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The Unbroken Circle: A Toolkit for Congregations Around Illness, End of Life, and GriefPrimary Author: James L Brooks, Duke University
The Unbroken Circle: A Toolkit for Congregations Around Illness, End of Life, and Grief is a new resource filled with practical tools and guidance to help congregations care for people facing illness, dying and bereavement. Developed by the Duke Institute on Care at the End of Life and written by Rev. James L. Brooks, it provides clergy, lay leaders, parish nurses and chaplains with an inspiring vision, easy-to-use tools, specific tips, and hundreds of additional resources.
Date Last Modified 03/31/2009
Manual/guide, Book, On-the-job tool
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