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BA, BEdSt (Melb), BTheol (MCD), GradDipEdSocSc (Deakin), MAppSc, PhD (La Trobe) Dr. Lindsay Carey holds postgraduate qualifications in education, sociology, health social science, bioethics and pastoral care. He has had twenty years of pastoral care experience and research in parish and chaplaincy settings (including industrial chaplaincy, welfare chaplaincy, health care chaplaincy and defence force chaplaincy). Lindsay's research interests include quantitative and qualitative research, public health, pastoral care, spirituality, palliative and aged care, death and dying, religiosity and health, the sacralization of identity process and occupational epidemiology (particularly regarding chaplaincy). He has served as a Research Fellow for the Caring for Caregivers Program (Victoria), the Royal Australian College of General Practitioners (RACGP) Evaluation Program, the Pastoral Care Department of the Northern General and Royal Hallamshire Sheffield Teaching Hospitals (UK) and with the Australian Health & Welfare Chaplains Association. Lindsay has conducted or assisted with pastoral care and chaplaincy evaluations within numerous contexts across Australia and greatly enjoys lecturing and supervising post-graduate students in pastoral care and chaplaincy research projects. Selected PublicationsCarey, L.B., Newell, C.J. (2008) Invitro-fertilization and Health-care Chaplaincy in Australia, Scottish Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Vol. 11, No. 2 [In press]. Carey, L.B., Cohen, J., Davoren, R.P. (2008) The sacralisation of identity: An interfaith spiritual care paradigm for chaplaincy in a multifaith context. In: D. Schippani & L. Beukhart. Good news for the hospital [In press]. Davoren, R., Carey, L.B. (2008) Interfaith Pastoral Care and the role of the health care chaplain, Scottish Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Vol.11, No.1, p. 21-32. Carey, L.B., Newell, C.J. (2007) Withdrawal of life support and chaplaincy in Australia. Journal of Critical Care and Resuscitation, Vol. 9, No. 1, p. 34 - 39. Carey, L.B., Newell, C.J. (2007) Chaplaincy and resuscitation. (European Journal) Resuscitation, Vol. 75, p. 12-22. Carey, L.B. Newell, C.J. (2007) Abortion and health care chaplaincy in Australia, Journal of Religion and Health, Vol. 46, No.2, p.315-332. Carey, L.B., Rumbold, B., Newell, C., Aroni, A. (2006) Bioethical issues and health care chaplaincy in Australia. Scottish Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Vol. 9, No. 1, p. 23 - 30. Carey, L.B., Rumbold, B., Newell, C.J. (2006) Pain Control and Chaplaincy in Australia. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management, Vol. 32, p. 589-601. Carey, L. B., Cobb, M., Equeal, D. (2005) From pastoral contacts to pastoral interventions (NCCI / WHO Pastoral Intervention Codings), Scottish Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Vol. 8, No. 2, p. 14-20. Carey, L.B., Newell, C.J. [ed] (2004) Chaplaincy in the Clinical Context: A Conference Anthology of Published Articles, Volume One & Two', Australian Chaplain Utility Research, Melbourne. Van Loon, A.M., Carey, L.B. (2002) Faith Community Nursing and Health Care Chaplaincy in Australia: A New Collaboration. In VandeCreek, L. & Mooney, S. (Eds.) Parish Nurses, Health Care Chaplains and Community Clergy: Navigating the Maze of Professional Relationships. New York: Haworth Press, p.143-157. Carey, L.B., Newell, C.J. (2001) Euthanasia and Hospital Chaplaincy in Australia, Interface: Journal of Bioethics, Vol. 4, No. 2 (October), p. 86 - 100. Carey, L.B., Newell, C. (2000) Economic rationalism and the cost efficiency of hospital chaplaincy an Australian Study, In: VandeCreek, L. [ed], Professional Chaplaincy: What is happening to it during health care reform? The (U.S.) Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Haworth Press, New York, Vol. 10, No. 1, p. 37-52. Carey, L.B. (1998) "The sacralization of identity: A cross-cultural and inter-religious paradigm for hospital chaplaincy". The Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy, Cambridge, February, p. 15 - 24 Carey, L.B., Aroni, R.A., Edwards, A.R. (1997) "Health & well-being: Hospital chaplaincy". In: Gardner, H. (1997) Health Policy in Australia (1st ed), Melbourne, Oxford University Press, p.190 - 210. Carey, L.B. (1993) "Religiosity and Health: Review & Synthesis". New Doctor, Sydney, Summer (60), 26-32. Other articles can be found on the Australian Chaplaincy Utility Research website. Current Research Interests
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