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Joy as an aspect of the spirituality of patient care volunteers at the Cancer Association of South Africa: a multi-dimensional approach

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dc.contributor.advisor Lombaard, Christoffel en
dc.contributor.author Steenkamp-Nel, Annalie Erika
dc.date.accessioned 2024-05-20T10:22:50Z
dc.date.available 2024-05-20T10:22:50Z
dc.date.issued 2023-12-06
dc.identifier.uri https://hdl.handle.net/10500/31213
dc.description Text in English with summaries in English and Afrikaans en
dc.description.abstract The purpose of this study was to address the tension between CANSA’s two governance core pillars, namely service delivery and sustainability, by introducing spiritual transformation understood as restoration of the Divine-human relationship towards new opportunities, possibilities, and initiatives. The focus of this study was on the link between spiritual transformation and the service of volunteers in cancer patient care. A holistic view on health care was proposed in order to promote ‘spiritual wholeness’ in healthcare transformation. A quadrangular multidimensional approach examined the origins and scope of joy as an aspect of spiritual transformation in the societal (CANSA), Theological (Qohelet), healthcare1 sciences as well as African2 spiritual epistemology. It was argued that CANSA’s holistic vision should be viewed as a process of joymotion. Lessons learned can be utilised to shape and sharpen CANSA’s Patient care volunteers if adapted towards being human in healthcare. en
dc.description.abstract Die doel van die studie was om die spanning tussen KANSA se twee bestuurspilare naamlik dienslewering en volhoubaarheid aan te spreek deur spirituele transformasie –hier verstaan as die herstel van die God-mens verhouding met die oog op nuwe geleenthede, moontlikhede en inisiatiewe. Die fokus van die studie was die skakel tussen spirituele transformasie en dienste van kanker Pasiëntsorg Vrywilligers. ‘n Holistiese perspektief op gesondheidsorg was voorgestel om ‘spirituele heelheid’ in die transformasie van gesondheidsdienste te bevorder. ‘n Multidimensionale vierhoekige benadering het die oorsprong en omvang van vreugde as ‘n aspek van spirituele transformasie ondersoek – in sosiale (KANSA), teologiese (Qohelet), gesondheidsorg wetenskappe, sowel as Afrika spirituele epistemologie. Verder is geargumenteer dat ‘n vreugdeproses in KANSA se holistiese visie onderskei moet word. Insigte kan KANSA se Pasiëntsorg vrywilligers help vorm en slyp wat sal bydra tot meer menslikheid in gesondheidsorg. “The world cannot be discovered by a journey of miles, no matter how long, but only by a spiritual journey, a journey of one inch, very arduous and humbling and joyful, by which we arrive at the ground at our own feet and learn to be at home” (Berry 1971, 34) 1Health af
dc.format.extent 1 online resource (392 leaves) en
dc.language.iso en en
dc.subject CANSA en
dc.subject Cancer Association of South Africa en
dc.subject Qohelet en
dc.subject Kohelet en
dc.subject Coheleth en
dc.subject Ecclesiastes en
dc.subject Africa en
dc.subject African people en
dc.subject Black people en
dc.subject Spirituality en
dc.subject Christian spirituaity en
dc.subject Healthcare en
dc.subject Health care en
dc.subject Service delivery en
dc.subject Spiritual transformation en
dc.subject Transformation en
dc.subject Joy en
dc.subject Happiness en
dc.subject South Africa en
dc.subject NGO en
dc.subject NPO en
dc.subject Third sector en
dc.subject Volunteer en
dc.subject Community en
dc.subject Independent Sector en
dc.subject Third sector in society en
dc.subject Volunteer sector en
dc.subject Advocacy organisation en
dc.subject Voluntary organization en
dc.subject Associations en
dc.subject Charity en
dc.subject.other UCTD en
dc.title Joy as an aspect of the spirituality of patient care volunteers at the Cancer Association of South Africa: a multi-dimensional approach en
dc.type Thesis en
dc.description.department Research Institute for Theology and Religion en
dc.description.degree Ph. D. (Theology) en


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