"The
essence of spirituality is recognizing the human spirit in someone
else. The space that is created when that happens is sacred indeed."
-Ann Haywood Baxter, Pediatric Chaplain
Schwartz Center funding enables
physicians, nurses, social workers and other clinicians to participate
in a clinical pastoral education (CPE) program at the Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston and Yale-New Haven Medical Center in
New Haven, CT. Caregivers learn to provide spiritual care for
patients and families — skills they then share with colleagues
in the clinical setting. More than 50 clinicians have completed
the program to date.
To view a moving video about this program, please click on the
link below.
"Meeting the Spiritual Needs of Patients"
High (DSL/CABLE)
Viewing this video required Windows Media Player 9.0
or higher. To download the latest version,
click here to go to Windows Media Player Download site.
For more information, call: Massachusetts General
Hospital: 617-726-2220; Yale-New Haven Medical Center: 203-688-2151.
Schwartz Center funding enables physicians,
nurses, social workers and other clinicians to participate in
a clinical pastoral education (CPE) program at the Massachusetts
General Hospital in Boston and Yale-New Haven Medical Center in
New Haven, CT. Caregivers learn to provide spiritual care for
patients and families — skills they then share with colleagues
in the clinical setting. More than 50 clinicians have completed
the program to date.
|
Visit the Schwartz Center's newest patient-centered initiative at CarePages, where patients, families and friends create free online support communities...