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Developing and implementing a chaplaincy training program for paraprofessionals in an acute care hospital setting

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Dolores Jane O'Connell. Developing and Implementing a Chaplaincy Training Program for Paraprofessionals In an Acute Care Hospital Setting. Hartford Seminary. rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a02452f4-a45c-4aef-b39a-c33a33a827ff?locale=en.

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D. J. O'connell. Developing and implementing a chaplaincy training program for paraprofessionals in an acute care hospital setting. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a02452f4-a45c-4aef-b39a-c33a33a827ff?locale=en

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Dolores Jane O'Connell. Developing and Implementing a Chaplaincy Training Program for Paraprofessionals In an Acute Care Hospital Setting. Hartford Seminary. https://rim.ir.atla.com/concern/etds/a02452f4-a45c-4aef-b39a-c33a33a827ff?locale=en.

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  • Pastoral care has become a challenge for hospitals struggling to provide optimal services on minimal budgets. This project examines a successful chaplaincy training program at Community Medical Center in Scranton, Pennsylvania, which educated 40 community volunteers in a 12-week course over a three-year period. These trained volunteers enabled the hospital to continue providing 24-hour pastoral care. Participants also acquired valuable skills that they could use in their various faith communities.
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  • 02/17/2024

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