Improving Accompaniment Practices by Roman Catholic Chaplains for Native Americans in a Health Care Setting

Kathleen M. Van Duser

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Improving Accompaniment Practices by Roman Catholic Chaplains for Native Americans in a Health Care Setting

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MLA citation style (9th ed.)

Kathleen M. Van Duser. Improving Accompaniment Practices by Roman Catholic Chaplains for Native Americans In a Health Care Setting. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75f163ad-cf9e-43bf-bfe1-c26acc9420ab?q=2019.

APA citation style (7th ed.)

K. M. V. Duser. Improving Accompaniment Practices by Roman Catholic Chaplains for Native Americans in a Health Care Setting. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75f163ad-cf9e-43bf-bfe1-c26acc9420ab?q=2019

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Kathleen M. Van Duser. Improving Accompaniment Practices by Roman Catholic Chaplains for Native Americans In a Health Care Setting. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/75f163ad-cf9e-43bf-bfe1-c26acc9420ab?q=2019.

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Kathleen M. Van Duser

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Abstract

The project seeks to improve accompaniment practices by chaplains in the health care setting for those ministering to Indigenous people. A brief history of Indigenous people in North America and seven major beliefs common to all North American Indigenous people are offered that are meaningful to chaplains. Interviews are provided with Indigenous people, medical personnel, and chaplains to learn how to improve the accompaniment of Indigenous people. Multicultural, cross-cultural, and intercultural relationships, as well as how to learn to cross over from one culture to another are discussed. Plural spiritualities are also addressed. Steps are provided to distribute this information to medical personnel and chaplains.

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