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INCORPORATING RESEARCH INTO CPE

 

At the Network's annual meeting on April 23, 2010, it was decided that materials addressing the incorporation of research into CPE programs be consolidated in a single location on our website. Supervisors are invited to add to this new collection of resources by e-mailing the convener at john.ehman@uphs.upenn.edu.

Materials are listed in reverse chronological order.

Ten Articles Especially Useful for Introducing CPE Students to Research, by John Ehman --a short list of articles that have proved to be especially useful in illustrating the value and dynamics of research for first-year residents in the CPE program at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania (Philadelphia, PA).

Ways of Knowing: Possibilities for an Ministry Specialty Project, by Steve Overall and Lucy Hood --a PDF of a PowerPoint presentation introducing CPE students to research for the specific purpose of having them complete a project during a residency program. The presentation is paired with a separate, single handout on "Ways of Knowing." This material was shared with Network members at the annual meeting on April 23, 2010 (Kansas City, MO).

Getting to the Heart of Pastoral Care, Spirituality Research and Education: The Spiritual Pathway Project, by Angelina Van Hise and Paul Derrickson --PDF of a PowerPoint presentation from a workshop at the April 2010 ACPE Conference (Kansas City). Note: The project is further described in detail in Derrickson, P. and Van Hise, A., "Curriculum for a Spiritual Pathway Project: Integrating Research Methodology into Pastoral Care Training," Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy 16, nos 1-2 (January-June 2010): 3-12.

Twelve Guiding Questions for Incorporating Research into a CPE Curriculum, by John Ehman --PDF handout from a workshop at the November 2004 ACPE Conference (Portland, ME)

 


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