Ministry with Alzheimer's disease patients: improving pastoral caregiver satisfaction

Stanley L Fawley

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Ministry with Alzheimer's disease patients: improving pastoral caregiver satisfaction

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Stanley L Fawley. Ministry with Alzheimer's Disease Patients: Improving Pastoral Caregiver Satisfaction. Boston University School of Theology. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/473ec8f0-0a14-418c-b5cf-b01dc31f699d?locale=es.

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S. L. Fawley. Ministry with Alzheimer's disease patients: improving pastoral caregiver satisfaction. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/473ec8f0-0a14-418c-b5cf-b01dc31f699d?locale=es

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Stanley L Fawley. Ministry with Alzheimer's Disease Patients: Improving Pastoral Caregiver Satisfaction. Boston University School of Theology. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/473ec8f0-0a14-418c-b5cf-b01dc31f699d?locale=es.

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Stanley L Fawley

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This project investigated whether training in presenting religious symbols would improve clergy satisfaction with pastoral care of nursing facility DAT patients. The Index of General Affect was used to measure caregiver satisfaction with caregiving encounters before and after training that included bio-medical information on Alzheimer's type dementia and religious symbol re-presentation (based on Susanne Langer's theories). Contrary to expectations, satisfaction scores were high after the initial encounter and declined significantly after both types of presentation. The study suggests further areas for research to discern reasons for high initial satisfaction and the reduction in satisfaction after training.

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