Why is loss present but rarely spoken of in the hospital system?
How does such silence carry over to the practices of chaplains who
accompany dying patients and grieving families? Richard Coble
critically examines his experiences as a hospital chaplain to
analyze the place of spiritual care in wider trends vexing
healthcare today, including its persistent disparities and its
related inability to reckon with human decline. Simultaneously, he
offers routes for chaplains to be a force of change.
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