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Screening for Spiritual Risk

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Recent research about religion and health points toward the concept of spiritual risk, being at risk for poor health outcomes as a result of underdeveloped, conflicted, overwhelmed, or negative spirituality. This paper will: 1) describe the development of the concept of spiritual risk, 2) define the concept of spiritual risk, 3) describe the need for screening for spiritual risk, 4) describe how measures to screen for spiritual risk can be developed and tested, and 5) discuss the implications of screening for spiritual risk for the work of chaplains and other health professionals.

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