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The Heart of Stewardship
Get PDFStewardship is not about following a prescribed formula; it is about responding to God\u27s call in our individual lives.
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The Heart of Stewardshi
Restoring Sacred Priorities: Laying Down the Idol of Family
No full textWhile marriage and family are good gifts, they are not the goal of the Christian life.
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Restoring Sacred Prioritie
More Than a House
No full textIn order to be a home, a family must follow certain principles which are laid in creation: husband and wife together with children if God provides them.
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More Than a Hous
The Scandal of the Incarnation
No full textHumanity has always longed for a connection to something higher. Most religions offer some way to transcend the physical, and Christians have often shared that longing.
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The Scandal of the Incarnatio
Integration of Community Health Workers into Palliative Care Teams: A Scoping Review
No full textBackground:
Rural communities, like other places in the United States, face a growing need for palliative care. Community health workers (CHWs) are one potential way to expand the ability to provide palliative care. This scoping review explores what is known about CHWs involved in palliative care teams in the United States. Objective:
This scoping review is intended to outline current evidence related to best practices and factors that lead to the integration of CHWs into palliative care teams. Methods:
A scoping review was conducted between June 2022 and April 2023 using 3 databases (CIHAHL, ScienceDirect, and PubMed) to identify included studies. Studies included were published between 2000 and 2022; discussed CHWs, lay health navigators, or associated terms, and palliative care in the United States; and addressed CHWs’ integration with health care teams. Results:
The 24 studies included in this review encompassed qualitative and quantitative reports of CHW interventions that successfully increased advanced care planning documentation, improved patient symptoms, and increased hospice use. Home visits and telephone visits allowed CHWs to provide education, advocate, make referrals, and serve as social support. Stakeholders generally support the role of CHWs in palliative care teams and understand the way they can support “cultural translation.” Conclusions:
CHWs have the potential to be integrated into palliative care teams, but there is variability in the approach toward roles within palliative care teams, training for CHWs, and strategies for integration within clinical teams
Chasing Light
No full textEven though my body wishes I were somewhere lighter and warmer, I\u27m grateful for the reminder that winter brings that the light and the hope of Jesus\u27s birth take place against a backdrop of darkness.
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Chasing Ligh
