Erik Olsman

Full Professor of Chaplaincy Studies

Protestantse Theologische Universiteit

Netherlands

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Dick L. Willems

Amsterdam University Medical Centers

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Jacques Körver

Tilburg University

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Renske Kruizinga

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University of Humanistic Studies

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Ineke Nagel

Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam

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Iris Wierstra

Tilburg University

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Erik Olsman

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Hope during Crises: A Thematic Analysis of a Podcast on Hope in Amsterdam during the COVID-19 Pandemic

Happiness in Hospice Care in The Netherlands: A Case Study Design

‘What if I'm no longer around?’: An evaluative description of a structured group conversation about the care for persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities when they outlive their parents

A spiritual care intervention for chaplains in home-based palliative care

‘My son has lost his dignity’: dignity of persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities

Resonance in a Theopoetics of Practice in Practical Theology

Care and support for persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities without parents: A qualitative exploration

“I hope I’ll outlive him”: A qualitative study of parents’ concerns about being outlived by their child with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities

The perspectives of professional caregivers on quality of life of persons with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities: a qualitative study

Parents’ views on medical decisions related to life and death for their ageing child with profound intellectual and multiple disabilities: A qualitative study

Collaborators (5)

Dick L. Willems

Jacques Körver

Renske Kruizinga

Ineke Nagel

Iris Wierstra

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