Abstract
Get full access to this article
View all access options for this article.
References
1.
Charlton RC
. Attitudes towards care of the dying: A questionnaire survey of general practice attenders . Family Practice 1991 ; 8 : 356 –359 .
2.
Ward Jones A.
A survey of general practitioners’ attitudes to the involvement of clergy in patient care . Br J Gen Pract 1990 ; 40 : 280 –283 .
3.
Aldridge D.
A team approach to terminal care: personal implications for general practitioners . J Roy Coll Gen Pract 1987 ; 37 : 364 .
4.
Murray DB
. Attitudes and perceptions affecting Scottish clergy in their care of the dying . Palliative Medicine 1991 ; 5 : 233 –236 .
5.
Cramon WA
. Psychotherapy of the dying patient . Br Med J 1970 ; iii : 389 –393 .
6.
Nott PJ
. Partnership of medicine and religion . Br Med J 1988 ; 297 : 1680 –1681 .
7.
Smith T.
Editorial: Christianity and dying . Br Med J 1985 ; 291 : 1223 –1224 .
8.
Hamel-Cooke CK
,
Cope DHP
. Not an alternative medicine at St. Marylebone Parish Church . Br Med J 1983 ; 287 : 1934 –1936 .
9.
Lapwood R.
Chaplain to casualty . Br Med J 1982 ; 285 : 194 –195 .
10.
Ward Jones A.
Letter: Involvement of clergy in patient care . Br J Gen Pract 1991 ; 41 : 38 –39 .
11.
Roy DJ
. Editorial: The spiritual need of the dying . J Palliat Care 1987 ; 2 : 3 –4 .
12.Anonymous. Editorial: Clergy and physicians . Can Med Assoc J 1968 ; 99 : 1205 –1206 .