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Healthcare chaplains working as part of interdisciplinary teams are frequently involved in contributing to discussions on all aspects of patients' wellbeing. This insightful collection of case studies shows how chaplains can effectively support patients and their families in making decisions regarding medical care, as well as for their spiritual needs. Reflecting the reality of medical decision-making, each case study follows a format where a chaplain and a non-chaplain (e.g. a doctor or a social worker) gives their response to the example considered, helping the reader to understand the…mehr
Healthcare chaplains working as part of interdisciplinary teams are frequently involved in contributing to discussions on all aspects of patients' wellbeing. This insightful collection of case studies shows how chaplains can effectively support patients and their families in making decisions regarding medical care, as well as for their spiritual needs.
Reflecting the reality of medical decision-making, each case study follows a format where a chaplain and a non-chaplain (e.g. a doctor or a social worker) gives their response to the example considered, helping the reader to understand the chaplain's role in the decision making and how they can contribute constructively to the process. Adding another layer to the multifaceted role of the chaplain, this is essential reading for any chaplain in healthcare.
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Edited by M. Jeanne Wirpsa and Karen Pugliese. Foreword by George Fitchett. Afterword by Martin Walton
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Foreword - George Fitchett Rush University USA; Introduction - M. Jeanne Wirpsa and Karen Pugliese Northwestern Memorial Hospital Chicago; PART I - STORY MATTERS: PATIENT AS PERSON Karen Pugliese; 1. 'It was an easy choice. I'm not ready to die.' -- Keith a 59-year-old living with Stage IV bladder cancer Paul Galchutt University of Minnesota Health Fairview USA; 2.'Glen's Mission' - a 72-year-old man living until his sense of purpose was fulfilled Jim Hogg Memorial Hermann Hospital -Texas USA; 3. 'I don't want to put them through anything more. They've already done enough for me' - Bob a middle-aged husband and father as he faces treatment decisions for his second life-threatening cancer M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 4. Critical Response to Story Matters: Patient as Person Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Anne Windholz AMITA Health Alexian Brothers Medical Center USA; 5. Critical Response to Story Matters: Patient as Person Case Studies A Palliative Care Physician's Perspective Nora Segar Jesse Brown VA Medical Center USA; PART II - EMOTIONS AND FAMILY DYNAMICS THAT IMPACT MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING Karen Pugliese and M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 6. 'She has fed all of us. How can we not feed her?' - Ray the grandson of family matriarch Rita Keith W. Goheen Beebe Healthcare USA; 7. 'Take this trach out; I don't want to live this way'- Mark a middle-aged man with acute respiratory disease Melanie Swofford Cape Fear Valley Health System USA; 8. 'I don't want to give up on him but I don't want to hurt him either.' - Aaron's family as they struggle to do right by this 45-year-old who suffered a sudden life-threatening injury Teresamarie T. Vilagos Carolinas Rehabilitation USA; 9. Critical Response to Emotions and Family Dynamics Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Linda F. Piotrowski National Association of Catholic Chaplains USA; 10. Critical Response to Emotions and Family Dynamics Case Studies A Psychologist's Perspective Debjani Mukherjee Northwestern University USA; PART III - NEGOTIATING RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCES M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 11. 'If G-d feels Sara should experience a recovery it will be a great gift. However if G-d doesn't my belief system will never change.' - Leah an Orthodox Jew speaking about G-d's role in her daughter's devastating illness Abraham Axelrud The Wagner School of New York University USA; 12. 'She's dying from a broken heart' - Mary telling the story of her sister Alma's death Michelle Kirby VA San Diego Healthcare System and Naval Medical Center USA; 13. 'Allah Will Decide' - Ayesah a 50-year-old Palestinian Muslim woman dying in the ICU Emily Rosencrans Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital USA; 14. Critical Response to Religious and Cultural Differences Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Karen Lieberman; 15. Critical Response to Religious and Cultural Differences Case Studies A Family Medicine Physician's Response Christopher Smyre Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency USA; Afterword Martin Walton Protestant Theological University The Netherlands
Foreword - George Fitchett Rush University USA; Introduction - M. Jeanne Wirpsa and Karen Pugliese Northwestern Memorial Hospital Chicago; PART I - STORY MATTERS: PATIENT AS PERSON Karen Pugliese; 1. 'It was an easy choice. I'm not ready to die.' -- Keith a 59-year-old living with Stage IV bladder cancer Paul Galchutt University of Minnesota Health Fairview USA; 2.'Glen's Mission' - a 72-year-old man living until his sense of purpose was fulfilled Jim Hogg Memorial Hermann Hospital -Texas USA; 3. 'I don't want to put them through anything more. They've already done enough for me' - Bob a middle-aged husband and father as he faces treatment decisions for his second life-threatening cancer M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 4. Critical Response to Story Matters: Patient as Person Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Anne Windholz AMITA Health Alexian Brothers Medical Center USA; 5. Critical Response to Story Matters: Patient as Person Case Studies A Palliative Care Physician's Perspective Nora Segar Jesse Brown VA Medical Center USA; PART II - EMOTIONS AND FAMILY DYNAMICS THAT IMPACT MEDICAL DECISION-MAKING Karen Pugliese and M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 6. 'She has fed all of us. How can we not feed her?' - Ray the grandson of family matriarch Rita Keith W. Goheen Beebe Healthcare USA; 7. 'Take this trach out; I don't want to live this way'- Mark a middle-aged man with acute respiratory disease Melanie Swofford Cape Fear Valley Health System USA; 8. 'I don't want to give up on him but I don't want to hurt him either.' - Aaron's family as they struggle to do right by this 45-year-old who suffered a sudden life-threatening injury Teresamarie T. Vilagos Carolinas Rehabilitation USA; 9. Critical Response to Emotions and Family Dynamics Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Linda F. Piotrowski National Association of Catholic Chaplains USA; 10. Critical Response to Emotions and Family Dynamics Case Studies A Psychologist's Perspective Debjani Mukherjee Northwestern University USA; PART III - NEGOTIATING RELIGIOUS AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCES M. Jeanne Wirpsa; 11. 'If G-d feels Sara should experience a recovery it will be a great gift. However if G-d doesn't my belief system will never change.' - Leah an Orthodox Jew speaking about G-d's role in her daughter's devastating illness Abraham Axelrud The Wagner School of New York University USA; 12. 'She's dying from a broken heart' - Mary telling the story of her sister Alma's death Michelle Kirby VA San Diego Healthcare System and Naval Medical Center USA; 13. 'Allah Will Decide' - Ayesah a 50-year-old Palestinian Muslim woman dying in the ICU Emily Rosencrans Northwestern Lake Forest Hospital USA; 14. Critical Response to Religious and Cultural Differences Case Studies A Chaplain's Perspective Karen Lieberman; 15. Critical Response to Religious and Cultural Differences Case Studies A Family Medicine Physician's Response Christopher Smyre Northwestern McGaw Family Medicine Residency USA; Afterword Martin Walton Protestant Theological University The Netherlands
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