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1. • • We seek to understand the symbiosis that exists between religions and other social and cultural systems, and view religion as an embedded phenomenon, one that cannot be studied apart from its surroundings.
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   Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

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3. u.osu.edu › csrblog › 2024/11/21Why Study Religion? with Postdoctoral Scholar Helen Murphey

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   18 hours ago · Helen Murphey is a postdoctoral scholar at the Mershon Center. She received her Ph.D in International Relations at the University of St. Andrews in 2023. Her research focuses on the role of identity and ideology in politics, with a specialization in religious political parties in North Africa, populism, conspiracy theories and polarization ...

4. www.ansirh.org › research › ongoingResearch on Religious Healthcare Institutions | ANSIRH

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   Why do religious healthcare systems, specifically Catholic ones, have such a major role in healthcare today? Answer: There are two major types of hospitals that have seen increased growth in recent years: non-profit systems affiliated with the Catholic Church and those affiliated with privately owned for-profit systems.

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   Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

6. wexnermedical.osu.edu › patient-and-visitor-guideClinical Pastoral Education | Ohio State Medical Center

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   • What Is Clinical Pastoral Education?
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   Clinical Pastoral Education (CPE) is graduate-level theological and professional education for ministry that takes place in a clinical setting. CPE students learn the art and skills of spiritual care by providing spiritual care to patients, families and staff, and then reflecting on their ministry experiences with an ACPE Certified Educator supervi...

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   CPE is taken by seminary students preparing for ordained ministry, ordained clergy who desire continuing education in pastoral/spiritual care, and qualified lay persons who may desire the learning in self-reflection and spiritual care for ministry within their faith communities. Lay persons and clergy may also take CPE to discern a ministry vocatio...

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   CPE has been offered for more than 30 years at Ohio State's Wexner Medical Center, one of the largest and most diverse academic medical centers in the country. Our CPE program and Chaplaincy Department are well integrated into the Mission of the Medical Center: to improve people’s lives through patient care, education and research. CPE students joi...

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   Each “unit” of CPE, whether Level IA, IIA, IB or IIB, or Certified Educator CPE, consists of a minimum of 400 hours combining no less than 100 hours of structured group and individual education with supervised clinical practice in ministry. CPE students are assigned to patient care units to serve as a chaplain intern or resident. In addition to vis...

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7. religion.osu.edu › about-usAbout Us | Center for the Study of Religion

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   The Center for the Study of Religion was established in 2007 to encourage and support scholarly research on religion(s) at The Ohio State University.

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   Why do we study religious systems at Ohio State?

   • Our work at Ohio State emphasizes the dynamic aspects of religious systems and the importance of studying them within carefully nuanced understandings of the larger social and cultural contexts in which they exist.

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   Why should you choose Ohio State Wexner Medical Center?

   • The breadth and scope of medical care at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center provides a rich training environment for CPE students. CPE students provide spiritual care to persons with a wide variety of medical conditions that reflects the innovative services provided here.

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   What is the Research Consortium on religious healthcare institutions?

   • The Research Consortium on Religious Healthcare Institutions connects people doing work on this topic and communicates that work broadly. We lead yearly meetings of researchers and advocates to discuss and disseminate new research findings.

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   What does a chaplain do at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center?

   • At Ohio State Wexner Medical Center, chaplains provide visits for spiritual and emotional support. They are specially trained and are part of the health care team. They understand that a medical diagnosis, illness or injury often evokes a range of feelings and raises questions about meaning, purpose and faith.

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   What CPE programs are offered at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center?

   • CPE Programs offered at Ohio State Wexner Medical Center currently include: Each “unit” of CPE, whether Level IA, IIA, IB or IIB, or Certified Educator CPE, consists of a minimum of 400 hours combining no less than 100 hours of structured group and individual education with supervised clinical practice in ministry.

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   How many hospitals are Catholic?

   • One out of five hospital beds resides in a religious hospital. About three-quarters of those hospitals are Catholic and operate according to consistent restrictions outlined in the Ethical and Religious Directives for Catholic Healthcare Services. As of 2016, four out of the ten largest health systems in the U.S. were Catholic.

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9. wexnermedical.osu.edu › patient-and-visitor-guideChaplain - Pastoral Care | Ohio State Medical Center

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   Our chaplains understand the spiritual and emotional concerns that are unique to a serious illness or medical condition and are available to help meet the needs of patients, family members and staff of all faiths, as well as those who are spiritual but not religious.