Chaplaincy, Cancer, Aged Care and COVID-19

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作者：

Lindsay B. Carey

Jeffrey Cohen

Carl Aiken

Harold G. Koenig

Terrence Hill

Ezra Gabbay

Jacinda R. Carey

机构：

[1] La Trobe University,Public Health Palliative Care Unit

[2] Duke University,Centre for Spiritually, Theology and Health

[3] University of Notre Dame,School of Medicine (Sydney)

[4] St Vincent’s Private Hospital Sydney,Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences, Department of Medicine

[5] Drew University Alumni,Division of Psychiatry, Department of Medicine

[6] Women’s and Children’s Hospital,Division of General Internal Medicine, Department of Medicine, Hospital Medicine Section

[7] Duke University Health Systems,undefined

[8] King Abdulaziz University,undefined

[9] The University of Texas at San Antonio,undefined

[10] Weill Cornell Medicine,undefined

来源：

Journal of Religion and Health | 2022年 / 61卷

关键词：

Chaplaincy; Cancer; Aged care; Religion; Spirituality; COVID-19; Ukraine;

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摘要：

Four key topics are explored in this second issue of the Journal of Religion and Health for 2022. Following a condemnation of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, (1) the lead topic for this issue forms a special section regarding contemporary chaplaincy, which is followed by (2) ongoing research concerning cancer, (3) aged care and finally (4) the continuing response to COVID-19. Previous issues of JORH have presented various articles related to these topics before; however, this particular collation provides a resourceful anthology.

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页码：921 / 928

页数：7

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