While the priests tend primarily to Catholic patients and the rabbi to Jewish patients, hospital officials say the Buddhists and trainees care for patients of all faiths — and those with no religious affiliation….
Wendy Cadge, a sociologist at Brandeis University who is writing a book about hospital chaplaincy called “Paging God,” said data on the value of chaplains was slim… “One study says patients and families who see a chaplain are more satisfied with their care.”
Hard to believe that people pay for this.
There are all kinds of unexplained outcomes in medicine. So untill science has all the answers, I say go ahead and try Zen care, Christian care, Jewish care and any other mind/body care that is available.
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