Physicians and grief: spiritual, emotional, ethical, organizational, and pastoral care implications

Jonathan S Webster

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Physicians and grief: spiritual, emotional, ethical, organizational, and pastoral care implications

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Jonathan S Webster. Physicians and Grief: Spiritual, Emotional, Ethical, Organizational, and Pastoral Care Implications. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1066b44a-70c2-4152-9409-621ffa68745b.

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J. S. Webster. Physicians and grief: spiritual, emotional, ethical, organizational, and pastoral care implications. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1066b44a-70c2-4152-9409-621ffa68745b

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Jonathan S Webster. Physicians and Grief: Spiritual, Emotional, Ethical, Organizational, and Pastoral Care Implications. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/1066b44a-70c2-4152-9409-621ffa68745b.

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Jonathan S Webster

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Abstract

The project sought to examine the ways physicians from various religious traditions cope with the death of a patient and provide a paradigm for a hospital chaplain to provide that support. The author dialogued with twelve physicians focusing on the topic of grief and faith. These physicians shared storied of patients' deaths that were stressful that are consistent with national and international research on the topic. The dialogues suggested that the chaplain has a continuing, holistic and unique role to provide support to these healers that focuses on the spiritual, the emotional and ethical aspects of death and dying.

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