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Author Smeets, Wim.

Title Spiritual care in a hospital setting : an empirical-theological exploration / by Wim Smeets ; translated by M. Manley.

Publication Info. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2006.

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Description 1 online resource (xvi, 290 pages) : illustrations.
Physical Medium polychrome
Description text file
Series Empirical studies in theology, 1389-1189 ; v. 13
Empirical studies in theology ; v. 13. 1389-1189
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references (pages 263-285) and index.
Contents COVER11; -- CONTENTS13; -- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS -- FOREWORD -- LIST OF ABBREVIATIONS -- 1 SPIRITUAL CARE IN A HOSPITAL SETTING: 13;A PROBLEM -- 1.1 Conceptual Framework: Health Care, Worldview and Spiritual Care -- 1.1.1 Health care -- 1.1.2 Worldview -- 1.1.3 Spiritual care -- 1.2 Research Orientation: Questions and Aim -- 1.2.1 Research questions -- 1.2.2 Research aim -- 1.3 Research Method -- 1.3.1 Data collection -- 1.3.2 Data analysis -- 1.4 Research Population -- 1.5 R233;sum233; -- 2 ASPECTS OF QUALITY ASSURANCE 13;IN HEALTH CARE -- 2.1 Aspects of Quality Assurance at Meso Level -- 2.1.1 Aspects of internal quality assurance: bureaucratisation -- 2.1.2 Aspects of external quality assurance: professionalisation -- 2.1.3 Aspects of quality assurance at meso level: research findings -- 2.2 Aspects of Quality Assurance at Micro Level -- 2.2.1 Self-determination -- 2.2.2 Aspects of quality assurance at micro level: research findings -- 2.3 R233;sum233; -- 3 WORLDVIEW IN HEALTH CARE -- 3.1 The Medical and the Worldview Approach -- 3.1.1 Medicalisation and contingency as its limit -- 3.1.2 Medicalisation and the limits of contingency: research findings -- 3.2 Dimensions of the Function of Worldviewsin Health Care -- 3.2.1 Intrinsic and extrinsic function of worldviews -- 3.2.2 Intrinsic and extrinsic function of worldviews: research findings -- 3.3 R233;sum233; -- 4 THE SPIRITUAL CAREGIVERS WORLDVIEW -- 4.1 Narrative Identity -- 4.1.1 Some aspects of narrative identity -- 4.1.2 Narrative identity: research findings -- 4.2 Worldview-Related Dimension of Identity -- 4.2.1 Worldview-related dimension of identity -- 4.2.2 Worldview-related dimension of identity: research findings -- 4.3 R233;sum233; -- 5 LEGITIMACY AND POSITION OF SPIRITUAL 13;CARE IN HEALTH CARE -- 5.1 Legitimacy and Position of Spiritual Care as aProfessional Discipline in Health Care -- 5.1.1 Legitimacy and Position of Spiritual Care as a Professional Discipline -- 5.1.2 Legitimacy and Position of Spiritual Care as a Professional Discipline: Research Findings -- 5.2 Ministry and Sanctuary of Spiritual Care -- 5.2.1 Ministry and sanctuary in a theoretical perspective -- 5.2.2 Ministry and sanctuary: research findings -- 5.3 R233;sum233; -- 6 GOALS AND TASKS OF SPIRITUAL CARE -- 6.1 Goals -- 6.1.1 Immediate goals and ultimate goal -- 6.1.2 Goal orientations -- 6.1.3 Goals and goal orientations: research findings -- 6.2 Tasks -- 6.2.1 Tasks from a theoretical perspective -- 6.2.2 Tasks: research findings -- 6.3 R233;sum233; -- 7 DETERMINANTS OF SPIRITUAL CARE -- 7.1 Determinants of Micro Level Goals:Expectations and Outcome -- 7.1.1 Expected determinants of micro level goals -- 7.1.2 Determinants of micro level goals: research findings -- 7.2 A Profession at Risk -- 7.2.1 Principal determinants of micro level goals -- 7.2.2 Professional discipline, personal worldview and health care -- 8 SYNOPSIS AND RECOMMENDATIONS -- 8.1 Synopsis -- 8.2 Policy Considerations and Recommendations -- APPENDIX 1 RESEARCH POPULATION -- APPENDIX 2 MEASURING INSTRUMENTS -- APPENDIX 3 TABLES -- LITERATURE -- INDEX OF SUBJECTS AND NAMES.
Summary This book reports on a theoretical and empirical study of spiritual care as a profession in health care, particularly from the angle of quality care. Theoretically the central issues in spiritual care are analysed: quality care, medicalisation and contingency as its limit, the function of worldviews in health care, personal identity, legitimacy and position in health care, goals and tasks of the profession. Specific attention is spent to the determinants of the goals in the interaction with patients. Empirically the attitudes of Dutch spiritual caregivers towards these issues are investigated. The book provides insight into the professional discipline 'spiritual care' and discusses some challenges for the future: the intrinsic meaning of the plurality of worldviews within spiritual care, the institutional aspects of this spiritual care and the educational implications of spiritual care as a professional discipline. The book is particular useful for spiritual caregivers in their reflection on their practice and for education of future spiritual caregivers.
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Subject Chaplains, Hospital.
Chaplains, Hospital.
Spiritual care (Medical care)
Spiritual care (Medical care)
Chaplains, Hospital -- Netherlands.
Netherlands.
Spiritual care (Medical care) -- Netherlands.
Chaplaincy Service, Hospital.
Pastoral Care.
Religion and Medicine.
Spirituality.
Netherlands.
Genre/Form Electronic books.
Added Title Kwaliteit van de geestelijke verzorging in zorginstellingen. English https://id.loc.gov/authorities/names/n2006045887
Other Form: Print version: Smeets, Wim. Kwaliteit van de geestelijke verzorging in zorginstellingen. English. Spiritual care in a hospital setting. Leiden ; Boston : Brill, 2006 (DLC) 2006047517
ISBN 9789047409861 (electronic book)
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