Post-Conference Resource Page

July 23, 2010

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This page features the ressources from the International conference on Research in Faith and Health in Secular Society 17-19 May 2010.

The conference took place from the 17 of May 2010 in the Congress Center of The University of Southern Denmark on Campusvej 55, 5230 Odense, the City of Hans Christian Andersen.

The purpose of this section of our web-site is to provide posts (spaces) for each presenter with the following content:

1. Abstracts
2. CV
3. Powerpoint-presentations
4. Recordings (video for keynotes, audio for papers)
5. Relevant papers

Furthermore, the page holds photos as well as links to press coverage of the conference.

We hope it will provide rich and useful ressources for you! The spaces will be selectable from the Program Ressources page by clicking the title of each presentation.

The evaluation of the conference can be accessed here.

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The Purpose of the Past Conference was:

The Conference was open to all interested: Clinicians and researchers in the Health Sciences, psychologists, scholars of religious studies, theologians, chaplains, ministers, palliative caregivers, etc.

Research in faith and health and religious coping has made important strides over the past decades. However, most of this research has been conducted in North America in quite a different cultural and religious setting than that of secular Northern Europe. In the countries of Northern Europe, the research traditions of existential philosophy and psychology have been more predominant when investigating existential needs and orientations of patients rather than the North American tradition of religious coping.

Hence, the purpose of the conference was to bring together insights of both traditions in an attempt to strengthen research competences in meaning and health in secular society.World leading researchers in the field addressed issues of high importance to the field during keynote sessions. Ongoing research projects were presented during parallel paper sessions.

3. TASK-Konference 9.-10. september 2010 i Witten/Herdecke Universitetet, Tyskland

July 22, 2010

Dear All,

This invitation comes from Arndt Büssing who spoke at our conference in Odense in May 2010:

Liebe Kolleginnen und Kollegen,

Hiermit schicken wir Ihnen das vorläufige Programm der 3. TASK-Tagung am 9./10. September 2010 in die Universität Witten/Herdecke zu. Dabei freuen wir uns, dass die Veranstaltung wieder von der Theophrastus Stiftung und der Helixor-Stiftung unterstützt wird und erneut keine Kongressgebühren anfallen. Da unsere finanziellen Ressourcen aber dennoch beschränkt sind, möchten wir Studierenden, Diplomanden und Doktoranden die Möglichkeit geben, einen Zuschuss für Reise- und Übernachtungskosten zu bekommen. Interessierte wenden Sich bitte an die Ausrichter (hierbei versuchen wir zunächst abzuschätzen, wie viele dieses Angeboz nutzen möchten, um später eine konkrete Zusage über die tatsächlich zu gewährende Höhe machen zu können).

Wir verstehen TASK nicht nur als eine wissenschaftliche Tagung zum Thema Spiritualität und Krankheit, sondern vielmehr als ein sich stetig entwickelndes, konfessionsunabhängiges, transdisziplinären Netzwerk von Wissenschaftlern und Praktikern, die sowohl daran interessiert sind, das Thema Spiritualität und seine Relevanz für Gesundheit und Krankheit wissenschaftlich zu ergründen, als auch daran, die daraus resultierenden Erkenntnisse in die Gesundheitsversorgung umzusetzen. Auch in diesem Jahr möchten wir wieder den Fokus auf die konsentierten Arbeitsgruppen legen und diesen die Möglichkeit geben, über den aktuellen Stand ihrer Arbeit zu referieren. Darüber hinaus sollen aber auch Einzelpersonen die Möglichkeit erhalten, ihre wissenschaftliche oder praktisch klinische Arbeit vorzustellen ihm Rahmen dieser Arbeitsgruppe vorzustellen.

Bitte melden Sie sich jetzt schon unverbindlich an, da dies für die Planung des finanziellen Spielraums bei der Tagungsausrichtung hilft. Voranmeldungen bitte per email an Frau Marina Frieben (marina.frieben@uni-wh.de) oder konventionell mit Briefpost.

Ein TASK-Buch konnte beim Springer-Verlag realisiert werden. Der Titel des für das Frühjahr 2011 geplanten Bucheslautet “Spiritualität transdisziplinär. Wissenschaftliche Grundlagen im Zusammenhang mit Gesundheit und Krankheit”. Näheres wird noch mitgeteilt.

Außerdem ist es aus unserer Sicht erwähnenswert, das die TASK Gründungsmitglied der in Bern gegründetenInternational Society on Spirituality, Religion and Health. Education, Research and Practice ist. Auch hierzu werden wir nähere Mitteilungen machen.

Bitte leitet die Einladung auch an interessierte Kollegen aus Ihren Arbeitsumfelfd weiter!

Mit vielen Grüssen

Arndt Büssing und Niko Kohls

auch im Namen der weiteren Mitglieder der operativen Steuerungsgruppe Karin Wilkening, Klaus Baumann und Harald Walach sowie des „Hausherrn“ Peter Heusser

Prof. Dr. med. Arndt Büssing
Zentrum für Integrative Medizin
Universität Witten/Herdecke
Gerhard-Kienle-Weg 4, D-58313 Herdecke
Tel.: +49-2330-623246
Email: Arndt.Buessing@uni-wh.de

http://medizin.uni-wh.de/humanmedizin/lehrstuehle/uebersicht/lehrstuhl-fuer-medizintheorie-integrative-und-anthroposophische-medizin/personen/arndt-buessing

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Herausgeber der ”Deutschen Zeitschrift für Onkologie”
http://www.thieme-connect.de/ejournals/toc/dzo

Editorial Board ”Religions”
http://www.mdpi.com/journal/religions/editors/

Editorial Board ”Journal of Chinese Integrative Medicine”
http://www.jcimjournal.com/
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D - 58448 Witten

Geschäftsführung: Dipl.-Ök. Michael Anders, PD Dr. Martin Butzlaff

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Påmindelse: Konference om Tro og Helbred 17.-19. Maj 2010 på Syddansk Universitet

February 1, 2010

Dette er en påmindelse til alle interesserede om tilmelding til Konferencen om Tro og Helbred fra den 17.-19. maj 2010 på Syddansk Universitet. Bemærk  udsat deadline for abstract submission nedenfor.

Konferencen fokuserer på forholdet mellem tro og helbred samt religiøs coping i sekulariserede samfund med deltagelse af ledende internationale forskere af forskellig baggrund men med spidskompetencer indenfor feltet.

Konferencen henvender sig til alle med interesse for feltet:  Læger, sygeplejersker, sjælesørgere, forskere indenfor feltet fra forskellige akademiske discipliner, etc. Der er især lagt op til, at forskere, der er i gang med projekter indenfor feltet, kan præsentere afsluttet og igangværende arbejde i form af papers og posters og på den måde inspirere og selv få kvalificeret feedback fra ovennævnte internationale og nordiske kolleger.

Informationer om konferencen med foreløbigt program, prisinformation og tilmelding finde på engelsk her, og der er et kort abstract på dansk her.

En del har bedt om at få forlænget deadline til indsendelse af abstracts for papers og posters, der hermed udsættes til 15. marts. Tilmeldingsfrist til konferencen uden abstract er 1. april, sen tilmeldingsfrist til højere pris er 1. maj.

Cancer patients’ existential concerns – Seminar 2

October 6, 2009

Kurset Cancer patients’ existential concerns – seminar 2 finder sted d. 29.-30. oktober 2009. Der er lukket for tilmelding til kurset, som indgår i Ph.d.-programmet i Humanistisk Sundhedsforskning.

Kursusleder: Helle Ploug Hansen, Institut for Sundhedstjenesteforskning, SDU, leder af Miljø for Humanistisk Kræftforskning (mifohuk).

The seminar focuses on cancer patients’ existential concerns, especially in relation to ethics and aesthetics. The central themes will be: patients’ ethical questions and dilemmas in relation to cancer treatment, rehabilitation and palliation, aesthetics in relation to for example hospital architecture, care, treatment, psychosocial interventions, food and communication.

Ph.d.-programmets hjemmeside findes på følgende link.

Deltaljer om kurset kan læses her.

Cancer patients’ existential concerns – Seminar 1

May 4, 2009

Til Alle,

Følgende kursus kunne sikkert have jeres interesse:

Cancer patients’ existential concerns – 3. juni 2009.

Kursusleder: Helle Ploug Hansen, Institut for Sundhedstjenesteforskning, SDU

The seminar takes as a point of departure the humanistic research tradition with its use of theory based qualitative methods such as qualitative interviews, focus group discussions, participant-observation and ethnographic fieldwork with specific reference to cancer patients’ existential concerns . The central theme will be: theory based qualitative methodology with a special focus on analyses, ethics and representation.

Ph.d.-programmets nye hjemmeside findes her: www.sdu.dk/humsund

Pricing

February 11, 2008

Conference on Research in Faith and Health in Secular Society

Because of a research grant from The Danish Council for Independent Research | Humanities (Forskningsrådet for Kultur og Kommunikation, FKK) the conference is offered at a low cost.

The regular conference fee is 2000 DKK. / 270 Euro.

A reduced fee applies for:
1. students,
2. members of the
Network in Research in Faith and Health
3. participants  at the
European Conference on Religion, Spirituality and Health, Bern, Switzerland (13.-15. May) and
4. paper session presenters.

Conference Fee Early Registration before 1stof   April Late Registration after 1stof April
Regular participants 2000 DKK 2300 DKK
Member of   Network / Student / Participant at Bern Conference 1800 DKK 2000 DKK
One Day Registration 1000 D 1000 DKK
One Day Registration  Member/Student 800 DKK 800 DKK
Selected Paper Presenters 1000 dkr 1150 dk


For those who present papers the presentation day will be free of charge. Conference fee reduction will be reimbursed when papers are selected for paper sessions.

Registration

February 11, 2008

Conference on Research in Faith and Health in Secular Society

NB: Deadline for abstract submission for paper and poster: 15th of March 2010. Regular registration deadline (without paper or poster): 1st of April 2010. Late registration closes 1st of May 2010.

Abstracts of keynotes, paper session presentations and posters will be made available to all participants prior to the conference. Abstracts should be around 2500 caracters. For those who present papers the presentation day will be free of charge.

Registration: Please click here for online conference registration, abstract submission and accomodation options.


Registration includes:

Access to all plenaries and sessions

Conference material, including abstract booklet (papers and posters)

Coffee/Tea breaks

Guided tour in the city of Hans Christian Andersen (evening 17th)

Boat Trip on Odense River, visit to Odense Zoo and apperitif with the penguins followed by Conference Dinner (400 DKK) (evening 18th)

Questions concerning registration, payment, hotel accomodation and travel booking please contact: Ms. Kirsten Schytt Jensen: kisj@odense.dk

Program

February 11, 2008

Conference on Research in Faith and Health in Secular Society


Monday 17 May 2010:

09:30 Arrival and coffee

10:00 Welcome and Introduction: By Ass. Prof., theol.dr. Niels Christian Hvidt, Institue of Public Health, University of Southern Denmark and Ph.d. clinical health psychologist Peter La Cour, Pain Clinic, Rigshospitalet, Copenhagen.

Plenary Opening Session: Status on Research in Religion, Health and Meaning Making in secular society:

10:30 State of the Art in Research in Faith and Health: By MD., MHSc., Prof. Dr., Harold G. Koenig, Duke University & Duke Medical School, North Carolina

11:15 State of the Art in Research in Religion and Coping: By Prof. Dr., Kenneth I. Pargament, Department of Psychology, Bowling Green State University, Ohio

12:00 Positive Illusions: Reflections on the Reported Benefits of Being Religious: By Prof. Dr., David M. Wulff, Department of Psychology, Wheaton College, MA

12:45 Panel Discussion

13:15 Lunch

14:30 Paper sessions – paper sessions with response from the three keynote speakers mentioned above

16:00 Coffee Break

16:30-17.30 Poster presentations

18:00-19:00 Social event (FREE): Guided tour in the city of Hans Christian Andersen


Tuesday 18th May:

09:30 Arrival and coffee

10:00 Plenary on quantitative, qualitative and mixed methods in research in Religion, Health and Meaning making:

10:00 Quantitative methods: Prof. Dr., med., Arndt Büssing, Zentrum für Integrative Medizin, Universität Witten/Herdecke, Germany

10:45 Qualitative methods: Prof. Dr., Fereshteh Ahmadi, Department of Caring Sciences and Sociology, University of Gävle, Sweden

11:30 Mixed and Integrative Methods: Prof. Dr., Kevin Ladd, Department of psychology, Indiana University, South Bend, Indiana

12:30 Discussion

13:00 Lunch

14:30 Paper sessions

16:30 Coffee

17:00 Social event in Odense: Boat Trip on Odense River. Visit to Odense Zoo and apperitif with the penguins.

18:30 Conference Dinner in Skovbakken Restaurant Zoo


Wednesday 19th May:

09:30 Arrival and coffee

10:00 Paper sessions

12:30 Lunch

14:00 Paper sessions

15:00 Coffee

15:30 Faith and Health in Secular Society in the Perspective from Theory and Practice of Pastoral Care: Prof. Dr. Tor Johan Grevbo, Diakonova University College, Oslo.

16:30 Concluding summary on Conceptual Issues in Religion, Health and Meaning Making, by Ph.d., Peter La Cour and Theol. Dr., Niels Christian Hvidt

Abstracts of keynotes, paper session presentations and posters will be made available to all participants prior to the conference.

Questions concerning the scientific programme can be sent to: Ass.Prof., theol.dr. Niels Christian Hvidt:nchvidt@health.sdu.dk


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