In addition to parish nurses, other rostered people also have chosen to serve in the area of health care. Meet some of these people and the work that they do -
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Edward ChellGood Samaritan Society 780-431-3850 |
The Pastoral/Spiritual Care Program seeks to implement the established philosophy and principals of Holistic Health Care - sensitive to, and caring for spiritual and emotional needs of residents, patients, families and staff.
The Program has four major Service Goals:
1. To support Pastoral/Spiritual Care at local sites throughout Peace Country Health
2. To coordinate Pastoral/Spiritual services at Queen Elizabeth II Hospital
3. To offer educational events for clergy/staff/volunteers
4. To keep informed of Pastoral/Spiritual trends provincially and nationally
Reference: Standards of Spiritual and Religious Care for Health Services in Canada co-published by Canadian Association for Pastoral Practice and Education, and the Catholic Health Association of Canada, January 2000 - relating to Mission; Governance and Administration; Human and Material Resources; Qualification and Responsibilities of Personnel; The Care Process; and Accountability and Evaluation.
1. Reporting of monthly/annual statistics:
· pastoral visits on acute and continuing care units - ("rate"-based Indicator)
· chapel attendance (actual)
2. Receiving of evaluation forms from all courses and seminars conducted
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