An edition of Medical ethics in health care chaplaincy
(2009)
Medical ethics in health care chaplaincy
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by Walter Moczynski, Hille Haker, and Katrin Bentele
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Table of Contents
Introduction -- Warren T. Reich
Ethics training for professional chaplains in the United States -- Corey F. O'Brien
Navigating the institutional culture : chaplains as members of the medical team -- Carlos E. Padilla and Walter V. Moczynski
Perspectives of the parish minister -- Dudley C. Rose
Ethics in health care chaplaincy : a Jewish perspective -- Lilian Marx-Stölting
Culture-sensitive advance directives in a multicultural society and the Muslim concept of death -- Ilhan Ilkilic
Developing cultural competency in health care chaplaincy : living spirit, living practice -- Cheryl A. Giles
Concepts in pastoral care and medical ethics -- Katrin Bentele
Narrative ethics in health care chaplaincy -- Hille Haker
Spiritual healing as alternative, complementary and integrative therapy : a potential slippery slope -- Walter V. Moczynski
Spiritual healing and ethics in the German context -- Barbara Wolf-Braun
End of life : hospice and palliative care : how can we die well? -- Webb Brown
End-of-life-decision making in Germany : debates and practice as context of health care chaplaincy -- Monika Bobbert
Ethics committees in senior care facilities -- Gisela Bockenheimer-Lucius
Ethics in psychiatric clinics chaplaincy : a German perspective -- Gwendolin Wanderer
What does a hospital chaplain do again? Trying to explain the meaning of making meaning in the work of medical ethics -- Nancy Cahners.
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