SACH
Scottish Journal of Healthcare Chaplaincy
The Scottish Journal of Healthcare Chaplaincy aims to assist healthcare chaplains and healthcare workers as they strive to provide effective spiritual, religious and pastoral care within the contemporary healthcare setting. The journal provides a multi-disciplinary forum for the discussion of a wide range of issues pertaining to health care and health care chaplaincy in all of its diverse forms. It focuses on the practice of chaplaincy in healthcare within Scotland and beyond, seeking to bring together practitioners and academics, ordained and lay people, in a way which will enable chaplains and carers to have invaluable access to new and innovative thinking and practice. As well as being multi-disciplinary, the journal also aims to explore inter-cultural and inter-religious issues which are an important focus for chaplaincy and healthcare within contemporary Britain.
Submission of Articles
All articles received will be anonymously refereed before being accepted for publication. Articles must conform to the journals publishing regulations that are presented on the inside of the back cover.
Articles and Editorial Correspondence should be sent to:
Rev. Ian Stirling
Chaplain
The Ayrshire Hospice
35 Racecourse Road
Ayr
KA7 2TG
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The Journal of Health Care Chaplains
The editors acknowledge the College of Healthcare Chaplains (CHCC) Journal which seeks to promote relevant issues concerning chaplaincy and spiritual care among chaplains in the wider healthcare community and would encourage the readership of both journals in our efforts to extend the influence and growing respect and profes-sionalism of healthcare chaplaincy.