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On These Holy Mountains.

Katherine M Piderman¹

¹Departments of Chaplain Services and Pschiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN, USA.

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Summary

Chaplains reflect on spiritual distress and coping in advanced illness care. This study highlights deep listening and sharing insights to improve spiritual care practices and research.

Area of Science:

Spiritual Care
Palliative Care
Psychology

Background:

Chaplains play a crucial role in addressing spiritual distress.
Reflection and knowledge sharing are vital for professional development in spiritual care.
Patients with advanced diseases often experience significant spiritual needs.

Purpose of the Study:

To summarize spiritual distress and coping experiences of participants in the Hear My Voice pilot study.
To explore insights gained from deep listening to patient and professional experiences.
To identify areas for further research and best practices in spiritual care.

Main Methods:

Qualitative summary of experiences from four participants in a pilot study.
Analysis of reflections on spiritual distress and coping mechanisms.

Keywords:

Chaplaincy coping practice guidelines spiritual distress spiritual legacy

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Inclusion of reflective questions for future spiritual care research.

Main Results:

The study captured the spiritual distress and coping strategies of patients with advanced diseases.
Participants' experiences provided insights into the importance of deep listening.
The findings underscore the value of sharing experiences to advance spiritual care.

Conclusions:

Reflecting on and sharing experiences is essential for chaplains.
Deep listening and insight development can enhance spiritual care practices.
Further research is needed to build upon these findings and improve patient support.