5.3 The chaplaincy service contributes contribute to the healthcare to the healthcare team’s education team’s education programme? and training programme. (give details) Topics may include: contribute to the healthcare Spiritual and Religious Care; team’s training programme? The Role of the Chaplaincy Service (give details) and Chaplains; Loss, Grief, and Bereavement; Making a spiritual assessment. Diversity issues relating to religion and belief 5.4 The chaplaincy service makes Make recommendations for recommendations for educational educational and training and training resources. e.g. resources? (give details) recommendations for the unit’s library, an appropriate course or attendance at a conference. 5.5 The chaplaincy service is available Serve as an informed resource to the healthcare team as an for ethical issues and informed resource for ethical issues discussion? (give details) and discussion. E.g. serving on a local ethics committee, for consultation on individual cases, contributing to ethical debate and discussion (See also criteria 7.4). 5.6 The chaplaincy service initiates, initiate, support and contribute supports and contributes to to research within the unit? research within the healthcare (give details) setting, within the areas of initiate, support and contribute chaplaincy, and spiritual and to research within chaplaincy, religious care, e.g. local research spiritual and religious care? projects, multi-site research (give details) projects and national research projects.
5.3 The chaplaincy service contributes to the healthcare team’s education and training programme. Topics may include: Spiritual and Religious Care; The Role of the Chaplaincy Service and Chaplains; Loss, Grief, and Bereavement; Making a spiritual assessment. Diversity issues relating to religion and belief contribute to the healthcare team’s education programme? (give details) contribute to the healthcare team’s training programme? (give details) 5.4 The chaplaincy service makes recommendations for educational and training resources. e.g. recommendations for the unit’s library, an appropriate course or attendance at a conference. Make recommendations for educational and training resources? (give details) 5.5 The chaplaincy service is available to the healthcare team as an informed resource for ethical issues and discussion. E.g. serving on a local ethics committee, for consultation on individual cases, contributing to ethical debate and discussion (See also criteria 7.4). Serve as an informed resource for ethical issues and discussion? (give details) 5.6 The chaplaincy service initiates, supports and contributes to research within the healthcare setting, within the areas of chaplaincy, and spiritual and religious care, e.g. local research projects, multi-site research projects and national research projects. initiate, support and contribute to research within the unit? (give details) initiate, support and contribute to research within chaplaincy, spiritual and religious care? (give details)
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