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In some ways, the whole of this web site may be of value in research. Starting from a small base, rigorous research studies are a growth area in spiritual and pastoral care, although there is much debate over what type of research is most valuable. The links listed below are either research tools', methodology or indicate published results.
Centre for Evidence-Based Medicine All you want to know about the UK NHS research context
Persons with Disabilities- Pastoral Care Resources A simple bibliography
Australian Hospital Chaplaincy Research A good long bibliography of research (from a single research source)
JOURNAL LINKS
S&W Home A quarterly monograph explores a separate topic by integrating themes from psychology and religion. The goal is to understand psychological experience, and to mobilise spirituality as a resource for mental well-being. Includes free online issue on 'hope'
Journal of Pastoral Care Publications, Inc A brief description and subscription page- but no free on-line content or abstract
Scottish Journal of Healthcare Chaplaincy Good abstracts available on-line and subscription page
Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy Volume 8 Number 1 - 2 1999 Unfortunately, the full compliment of journal abstracts does not seem to be yet indexed here- but you can link to the most recent copy outlineHERE
The Oates Journal Table of Contents -Latest Articles Both the Journal and the Oates Institute aim to help research spirituality, faith and the healing process
Evidence-Based Mental Health A UK based journal which promotes evidence based research in Mental Health
Innovations in End-of-Life Care Bimonthly, online journal features peer-reviewed promising practices in end-of-life care.
eBMJ, British Medical Journal Superb free on-line resource
National Library of Medicine-PubMed (MEDLINE) A great tool for searching publications
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