New study on religion and longevity
Via EurekAlert: A new nationwide study of obituaries has found that people with religious affiliations lived nearly four years longer than those with no ties to religion. That four-year boost [...]
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Bringing peace to patients and families
The Salt Lake Tribune published a story on four healthcare chaplains – Vicki Pond, Rosemary Baron, Saundra Shanti, Susan Roberts – just after our last newsletter. Bob Mims’s [...]
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2018-2019 Webinar Journal Club announced
As the WJC begins its 9th year we are pleased to announce its new leaders, all of whom are Transforming Chaplaincy Fellows: Marilyn J.D. Barnes (above, left), Cate Michelle Desjardins (above, [...]
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ERICH call for US collaborators
European Research Institute for Chaplaincy in Healthcare Director Anne Vandenhoeck and Austyn Snowden have issued a call for research projects in the United States using the patient reported [...]
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TC colleagues publish chapters in new book on pediatric chaplaincy
Transforming Chaplaincy is proud to note that several colleagues have published chapters in a new book on pediatric chaplaincy. Pediatric Chaplaincy: Principles, Practices and Skills (Jessica [...]
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Spotlight: Kristin Godlin
One of the best ways for Transforming Chaplaincy to help foster research literacy is to help chaplains become acquainted with one another and leaders in their fields. With that in mind, the [...]
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First Cohort of Fellows Graduates
As the academic year wound down, Transforming Chaplaincy marked graduations across the country as its first cohort completed their studies and received their Master’s degrees. “This [...]
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Transforming Chaplaincy colleague publishes in Journal of Pastoral Care and Counseling
Dr. Judy Ragsdale, Director of Education & Research, Pastoral Care at Cincinnati Children’s Medical Center published “Transforming Chaplaincy Requires Transforming Clinical [...]
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