Category Archives: SPIRITUAL CARE

Abstract Watch: Hospice and palliative care workforce, research priorities, and spirituality

Posted on March 3, 2021 by pallcare

Barry R Ashpole is a Communications Consultant, Educator and Media Specialist from Ontario, Canada, who contributes a bi-annual post for the blog. This contribution focuses on three distinct aspects of end-of-life care: the hospice and palliative care workforce, research priorities, and spirituality … Continue reading →

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Five spiritual strengths your patients might be pursuing

Posted on October 2, 2020 by pallcare

Another contribution to our Spirituality and Palliative Care series that looks at how people deal with crisis and suffering when confronted with life-threatening disease. Today, our guest writer is Marc Haufe, PhD researcher spiritual care at the Care Ethics department … Continue reading →

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Spiritual care in a hospice setting, in a secularised country

Posted on July 8, 2020 by pallcare

Earlier this year, we launched a series on Spirituality and Palliative Care that looked at how people deal with crisis and suffering when confronted with life-threatening disease. Following much interest in the subject, we’re delighted to publish more posts.    Today, … Continue reading →

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Spiritual care requires spiritual care support: The link nurse

Posted on June 24, 2020 by pallcare

CONTINUING OUR SERIES TO CELEBRATE THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE NURSE AND MIDWIFE 2020 AND THE BENEFITS THAT NURSING AND MIDWIFERY BRING TO THE HEALTH OF THE GLOBAL POPULATION To mark this world first, the European Association for Palliative Care (EAPC) is … Continue reading →

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Reframing responses to end-of-life research: A question of vitality

Posted on June 22, 2020 by pallcare

Earlier this year, we launched a series on Spirituality and Palliative Care that looked at how people deal with crisis and suffering when confronted with life-threatening disease. Following much interest in the subject, we’re delighted to publish more posts. Today, we welcome … Continue reading →

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