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Spiritual AssessmentOutcome /EvaluationRapportBuildingWithin the context of Needs,Resources, Goals/DesiresInterventionAssessmentMeaning, Hope Community & HolySpiritualCare Plan“From needs-based problems, to resource-based outcomes.”Full‐Circle Spiritual CareSpiritual AssessmentFeelings &EmotionsStoryListeningEmpathySpiritualAssessmentAssessing the person’s needs, resources & desires within thecontext of meaning, hope, relationship/community & holy.Bringing empathy and understanding. Withholding judgment. Beingself‐aware and reacting appropriately. Two‐way engagement with awareness.Identifying the person’s emotions/feelings. Using your understanding to enablethe person to begin identifying, naming and accepting their feelings and emotions.Focus, follow, and ask open questions around the person’s story. Explore the contentand emotions presented. Revealing, sharing and expressing empathy.Assessment10
Needs, Desires & ResourcesThe complexity that people bring to the hospital is greaterthan these concepts –Feelings Community Relationships RoleVocation World View Life Script WillAbility to Religious Dreams Shoulds OughtTrust History Practices PresentFamily I‐‐Thou Transcendent BeautyPurpose Story Ultimate ValuesFaith Journey Identity CultureSpiritual Assessment• Specifically identifying the person’s– Needs/resources– Desires/goals• Within the context of 1 ;– Meaning,– Hope,– Relationship/Community, and– Holy (be willing to explore the two aspects of ‘divinity’ &‘humanity’).• Important components of the assessment will include– The term assessment derives from Latin “ad”, next to, and “sedire”, tosit. Therefore, “first to quietly sit close.”– Spiritual assessment is a partnering endeavor between the person(s)receiving care and the spiritual care giver.1Acknowledgement: Our framework for spiritual care utilizes Arthur Lucas's categories (Meaning,Hope, Community and Holy) and several concepts identified by Larry VandeCreek in The Discipline forPastoral Care Giving.11
Page 1 and 2: FULL CIRCLE SPIRITUAL CARECENTURA C
Page 3 and 4: When we provide“Full‐Circle Spi
Page 5 and 6: RAPPORT BUILDINGFull‐Circle Spiri
Page 7 and 8: Being Present• Attend to the pers
Page 9: Empathizing• “Feeling into” t
Page 13 and 14: From the Patient’s PerspectiveMea
Page 15 and 16: • ConnectednessSense of Community
Page 17 and 18: From the Patient’s PerspectiveHol
Page 19 and 20: Full‐Circle Spiritual CareOutcome
Page 21 and 22: Awareness• What interests and iss
Page 23 and 24: Spiritual Care Plan• A set of goa
Page 25 and 26: Getting Started• in∙ter∙ven
Page 27 and 28: Ethics, advocacy, communication &su
Page 29 and 30: Emotional Support (Meditech)Crisis
Page 31 and 32: OutcomesOutcome /EvaluationRapportB
Page 33 and 34: Documenting Outcomes• Centura Cha
Page 35 and 36: Outcome:(Sensory based, communicate
Page 37: Acknowledgements Belong to Many•

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