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Dirk Labuschagne

Rush University

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Rush Medical College

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences

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Rush University

NoneDirk Labuschagne is currently serving as a Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences faculty at Rush University.

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palliative care nursing health care chaplaincy supportive care end-of-life care family medicine spirituality palliative medicine psychiatry mental health symptom management hospice religious studies religion palliative nursing psychology of religion cancer care covid-19 oncology health care covid-19 pandemic cancer education spiritual concerns quantifiable assessment chaplaincy care spiritual care therapeutic approaches recovery mental health nursing psychological medicine medical systems health planning public health preparedness symptomatic treatment cancer literacy religiosity inter-professional collaboration integrated care palliative care physicians social workers end-of-life outcomes micu patients serious illness ten palliative chaplains adult oncology patients focus groups advanced neurodegenerative disease dignity therapy pc-6 model spiritual assessment

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Correction to: Testing Items to Screen for Religious or Spiritual Distress in Adult Outpatient Cancer Care. Supportive Care in Cancer (2025)

health care chaplaincycancer carepsychology of religioncancer literacymental healthsymptom managementcancer educationnursinghealth psychologyspiritual distressfamily medicinepsychiatrysupportive care

Health Benefits of Religious Beliefs: Motivated Meaning Making. (2025)

public healthpsychology of religionreligiosityreligious studieshealth psychologywell-beingreligionmotivated meaningspirituality

Validity, Reliability, and Clinical Usefulness of the Pc-6 Model for Spiritual Assessment in Palliative Care. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2025)

health care chaplaincyhospicesymptomatic treatmentsymptom managementpalliative medicinepc-6 modelnursinghealth psychologypalliative carepsychiatrypalliative nursingend-of-life carespiritual assessmentsupportive carespirituality

Development of the Onc-5: A Quantifiable Assessment of Spiritual Concerns for Adult Oncology Patients. Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy (2024)

health care chaplaincycancer carepsychology of religionmental healthsymptom managementcancer educationnursingadult oncology patientsspiritual concernspalliative carepsychiatryquantifiable assessmentoncologypsychological medicinespirituality

Feasibility and Acceptability of Dignity Therapy for People With Advanced Neurodegenerative Disease. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

medicinerehabilitationdignity therapypalliative careadvanced neurodegenerative diseaserecoverytherapeutic approaches

Healthcare. (2024)

What Kind of Chaplain Progress Note Do You Prefer? Four Focus Groups With Non-Chaplain Inpatient Palliative Care Team Members (Sci263). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2023)

health care chaplaincyhospicepalliative medicinehealth carenursingpalliative carefamily medicinefocus groupspalliative nursingend-of-life caresupportive care

Comparison of Virtual Versus Live Osce (Objective Structured Clinical Examination) Within an Interdisciplinary Palliative Care Training Program (Qi410). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

Stacie LevineCharles StrulovitchAziz AnsariAliza BaronMarny FetzerLaura FoslerDirk LabuschagneLauren MarkhamEllen NortonMatthew TylerSean OMahony

interdisciplinary palliative carepain managementsymptom managementpalliative careclinical examinationhealth sciences

Patient–Family Experience at the Onset of Covid-19: Interviews With Ten Palliative Chaplains. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2022)

mental health nursinghealth care chaplaincycovid-19mental healthpalliative medicinenursingcovid-19 pandemicpalliative carepsychiatryten palliative chaplainspalliative nursingend-of-life caresupportive care

Right There With You: Challenges for Inpatient Palliative Chaplains and Interdisciplinary Team Members During the Onset of Covid-19 (Fr222). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

health care chaplaincypublic health preparednesscovid-19inpatient palliative chaplainspalliative medicinenursingcovid-19 pandemicinterdisciplinary team memberspalliative carefamily medicineend-of-life caresupportive care

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Dirk Labuschagne

Rush University

Affiliations

Rush Medical College

Department Of Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences

News & Events

Rush University

NoneDirk Labuschagne is currently serving as a Psychiatry And Behavioral Sciences faculty at Rush University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Dirk Labuschagne

Rush University

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Correction to: Testing Items to Screen for Religious or Spiritual Distress in Adult Outpatient Cancer Care. Supportive Care in Cancer (2025)

health care chaplaincycancer carepsychology of religioncancer literacymental healthsymptom managementcancer educationnursinghealth psychologyspiritual distressfamily medicinepsychiatrysupportive care

Health Benefits of Religious Beliefs: Motivated Meaning Making. (2025)

public healthpsychology of religionreligiosityreligious studieshealth psychologywell-beingreligionmotivated meaningspirituality

Validity, Reliability, and Clinical Usefulness of the Pc-6 Model for Spiritual Assessment in Palliative Care. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2025)

Development of the Onc-5: A Quantifiable Assessment of Spiritual Concerns for Adult Oncology Patients. Journal of Health Care Chaplaincy (2024)

Feasibility and Acceptability of Dignity Therapy for People With Advanced Neurodegenerative Disease. Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2024)

medicinerehabilitationdignity therapypalliative careadvanced neurodegenerative diseaserecoverytherapeutic approaches

Healthcare. (2024)

What Kind of Chaplain Progress Note Do You Prefer? Four Focus Groups With Non-Chaplain Inpatient Palliative Care Team Members (Sci263). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2023)

health care chaplaincyhospicepalliative medicinehealth carenursingpalliative carefamily medicinefocus groupspalliative nursingend-of-life caresupportive care

Stacie LevineCharles StrulovitchAziz AnsariAliza BaronMarny FetzerLaura FoslerDirk LabuschagneLauren MarkhamEllen NortonMatthew TylerSean OMahony

interdisciplinary palliative carepain managementsymptom managementpalliative careclinical examinationhealth sciences

Patient–Family Experience at the Onset of Covid-19: Interviews With Ten Palliative Chaplains. Journal of Palliative Medicine (2022)

Right There With You: Challenges for Inpatient Palliative Chaplains and Interdisciplinary Team Members During the Onset of Covid-19 (Fr222). Journal of Pain and Symptom Management (2022)

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