Chapter 1: Introduction:
Michael J. Balboni and John R. Peteet
PART I: Religion, Spirituality, and Medical Sub-Specialities
Chapter 2. Religion and Spirituality in OBGYN
Rachel Peragallo and John Thorp
Chapter 3. Religion and Spirituality in Pediatrics
Ray Barfield and Sarah Barton
Chapter 4. Religion and Spirituality in Family Medicine
Timothy P. Daaleman
Chapter 5. Religion and Spirituality in Psychiatry
Dan G. Blazer
Chapter 6. Religion and Spirituality in Internal Medicine
Lydia S. Dugdale and Daniel P. Sulmasy
Chapter 7. Religion and Spirituality in Surgery
John Tarpley and Margaret Tarpley
Chapter 8. Religion and Spirituality in Gerontology
Harold G. Koenig
Chapter 9. Religion and Spirituality in Oncology
Alan Astrow
Chapter 10. Religion and Spirituality in Palliative Medicine
Tracy Balboni and Michael Balboni
Chapter 11. Religion and Spirituality in the Intensive Care
Unit
Alex Cist and Philip Choi
Chapter 12: Religion and Spirituality in Medical Ethics
Farr A. Curlin
Chapter 13: Religion and Spirituality in Medical Education
Marta Herschkopf and Christina Puchalski
Chapter 14. Religion and Spirituality in Nursing
John Swinton and Lynn Vanderpot
Part Two: Scholarly Disciplinary Perspectives
Chapter 15. Medicine, Spirituality, Religion and Psychology
Kelly Trevino and Kenneth Pargament
Chapter 16. Spirituality, Resistance, and Modern Medicine: A
Sociological Perspective
Jonathan Imber
Chapter 17. Anthropologies of Medicine, Religion, and Spirituality
and Their Application to Clinical Practice
Lance D. Laird and L. Linda Barnes
Chapter 18. Law, Religion, and the Physician-Patient
Relationship
Michael P, Moreland and O. Carter Snead
Chapter 19. Medicine and Spirituality: A Historical Perspective
Gary B. Ferngren
Chapter 20. Philosophical Perspectives on Medicine and Religion
James A. Marcum
Chapter 21. Medicine, Religion and Spirituality in Theological
Context
Brett McCarty and Warren Kinghorn
Part Three: Synthesis and Integration
Chapter 22. Religion and Health: A Synthesis
Tyler VanderWeele
Michael J. Balboni is a theologian and social-scientific researcher
at Harvard Medical School and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute. He is
co-director of the Initiative on Health, Religion, and Spirituality
at Harvard University and co-leads the National Conference on
Medicine and Religion. His empirical research focuses on describing
the spiritual beliefs and practices of patients, clinicians, and
religious communities in end-of-life care. His theological work
examines
religion and spirituality within secular medical contexts,
including Hostility to Hospitality (Oxford University Press),
co-written with Tracy Balboni, MD. He is Senior Minister to the
Longwood
Christian Community, an intentional religious community of
healthcare students and professionals in Boston.
John R. Peteet is a psychiatrist at Brigham and Women's Hospital
and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, and an Associate Professor of
Psychiatry at Harvard Medical School. He has authored or co-edited
several books and numerous papers on the clinical interface between
spirituality/religion and psychiatry and serves as president of the
American Psychiatric Association's Caucus on Religion, Spirituality
and Psychiatry.
This volume has as its subtitle "from evidence to practice," which
aptly describes what the collection of chapters is all about. It
presents a comprehensive overview of evidence and practice related
to religion/spirituality in medicine—a useful text for anyone
conducting research in this field and an essential reading for
anyone looking to learn more about the complex ways that religion
and spirituality interface with health and health care.
*Ana Borovečki, Theoretical Medicine and Bioethics*
The book offers a wealth of information. Because the subject is
highlighted from different angles, the reader gets a clear view of
questions around this subject, of different viewpoints and the
current state of research. The disciplinary chapters often contain
practical recommendations.
*Debora van Urk, Christian Medical Fellowship Journal*
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