Tag: Dr. Saul Ebema

• February 13, 2022

  Hospice Chaplain Documentation Webinar

  If you are a hospice chaplain in need of polishing up your visit documentation, this is a webinar for you. This webinar will be on Monday February 28th at 4:00pm Central Standard Time. The registration fee is only $40. The most scrutinized area for hospices by the U.S. centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) is…
• February 7, 2022

  Voices of six female authors in the field of death, dying and grief

  For the last six weeks we’ve been highlighting the voices of six female authors in the field of death, dying and grief. That series just concluded. Incase you missed it, here are the episodes. Journalist Katie Engelhart on her book “The Inevitable: Dispatches on the right to die.” 2. Journalist Ann Neumann on Elder Care…
• January 10, 2022

  Part 1: The Hospice Legacy of The Rev. Dr. Edward F. Dobihal, Jr: An Intersection Between Spirituality, Healthcare and Social Justice

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• September 5, 2021

  Traditional Rhythm of Care in Hospice: Measurability and Progress Towards Plan of Care Goals

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• August 22, 2021

  Thinking around Hospice Chaplain IDT Notes

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• July 23, 2020

  I treated my dog better: Suicidal Ideation in Hospice Care

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• April 26, 2020

  What is a healthy caseload for a Hospice Chaplains?

  Dr. Saul Ebema
• January 19, 2018

  What constitutes a good death in Hospice Care?

  Dr. Saul Ebema. Although dying is part of the human condition, dying poorly ought not to be. Researchers have begun to look at various domains of what constitutes a “good death.” I believe that a meaningful dying process is one during which the patient is physically, psychologically, spiritually, and emotionally supported by his or her…