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Supporting A “Good” (or at Least “Better”) Death: Beyond Preferences, Procedures, and Protocols
The consensus view that the SUPPORT project “failed” should not obscure the significance of the effort itself—or its importance for chaplains. The author sketches two sets of concerns SUPPORT raises for chaplains and for pastoral care in health care. He describes some distinctive challenges these concerns create for chaplains.
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