Symposium Report: Researching Spiritual and Pastoral Care: Measuring the Value of Chaplaincy
Issue: Vol 5 No. 2 (2017) Special Issue: Chaplain Case Study Research
Journal: Health and Social Care Chaplaincy
Subject Areas: Healthcare Communication
DOI: 10.1558/hscc.34305
Abstract:
I see myself as both chaplain and prospector. Occasionally, I find a gold nugget that needs weighing and evaluating. It may be rejected and may be my last. But what compels me to the uncertain life of a research chaplain? Where did the idea of the symposium come from? I address this symposium report as a case study, beginning with a short answer to these questions. I then describe the background, the keynote presentations, and close by reflecting on outcomes.
Author: Julian Raffay
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