Developing spiritual self-care events and programs at Brooke Army Medical Center through the Department of Ministry & Pastoral Care

Danny  P. Crosby Jr.

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Developing spiritual self-care events and programs at Brooke Army Medical Center through the Department of Ministry & Pastoral Care

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Danny P. Crosby Jr. Developing Spiritual Self-care Events and Programs At Brooke Army Medical Center Through the Department of Ministry & Pastoral Care. Wesley Theological Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/409cfc1a-84ff-4861-bf47-0e57ad545f75?locale=fr.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

D. P. C. Jr. Developing spiritual self-care events and programs at Brooke Army Medical Center through the Department of Ministry & Pastoral Care. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/409cfc1a-84ff-4861-bf47-0e57ad545f75?locale=fr

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Danny P. Crosby Jr. Developing Spiritual Self-Care Events and Programs At Brooke Army Medical Center Through the Department of Ministry & Pastoral Care. Wesley Theological Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/409cfc1a-84ff-4861-bf47-0e57ad545f75?locale=fr.

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Danny P. Crosby Jr.

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'This project explores the topic, discovers the needs, and proposes solutions for a lack of self-care in a military hospital setting. The author explains what the results of poor self-care are and focuses on burnout and compassion fatigue. He wrote and presented a 4-week Bible study, multiple leadership lessons, and conducted a one-day Chaplain workshop to address the topic. He also conducted surveys, interviews, and made personal observations to prove his thesis. The results led to conclusions and further insights regarding the importance of self-care in this setting. The results also contributed to an increased awareness with command leadership, the development of ongoing programming, and more consistent self-care practices among participants. The hoped-for impact of this research will result in less burnout, compassion fatigue, and depression among staff members and volunteers at Brooke Army Medical Center.' -- Leaf [2].

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