Intersection of Palliative Care and Spiritual Care

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Intersection of Spiritual Care and Palliative Care - Meet Robert Brazie 255.22 KB

Meet Robert Brazie, an ordained United Methodist Pastor serving as a Palliative Care Chaplain for Kaiser Permanente Hospital in Fresno, Ca.  He serves patients, families, significant others, and the hospital medical staff.  He, also,  assists the Hospital Chaplain in visitation with non-palliative hospital patients and families.

Download the interview to learn more about his perspective on spirituality and palliative care.

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George Handzo
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I applaud the Network for doing this series. This chaplain makes some excellent points about the necessity of care of the spirit in palliative care and the differences between spiritual care and religious care. Indeed no one should claim they are doing whole person care or palliative care if they do not include spiritual care. That said, this chaplain does not appear to be fully integrated into the health care team as required by all standards and guidelines. There is no formal spiritual assessment apparent nor documentation of a spiritual care plan to help guide the team. While there certainly… Read more »
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Intersection of Spiritual Care and Palliative Care - Meet Andrej Petranovic, MD 424.10 KB

Meet Andrej Petranovic, a physician in the mobile palliative care team in Community Health Center Velika Gorica, a town near the capital city of Zagreb, Croatia.  His team (himself, a nurse, and a coordinator) was the first Palliative Care team in the area.

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Introduction: The Intersection of Spiritual Care and Palliative Care 216.06 KB

This series of interviews shows how different spiritual and clinical palliative care team members relate to the concept of spirituality and how they see spiritual care and palliative care as interconnected to make a difference in people’s lives and to forge healing.

Beginning August 28, 2019,  get a perspective of spiritual care in palliative care from experts in the field.

 

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