Population Preference for Types of Services Chaplains Provide by Outpatient and Inpatient Setting
| Outpatient No. (%) | Inpatient No. (%) | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yes | Unsure | No | Yes | Unsure | No | |
| Incorporate your faith and cultural traditions into your care in a way that is personally meaningful | 271 (27) | 166 (16) | 577 (57) | 314 (32) | 151 (15) | 541 (54) |
| Explore your spiritual and/or religious concerns | 170 (17) | 140 (14) | 701 (69) | 206 (21) | 135 (13) | 663 (66) |
| Help you stay connected to what you find most meaningful in your life (such as relationships, important communities and/or groups) | 297 (29) | 166 (16) | 549 (54) | 339 (34) | 142 (14) | 520 (52) |
| Help connect you to resources for personal strength and resilience | 374 (37) | 156 (15) | 479 (47) | 393 (39) | 142 (14) | 468 (47) |
| Help find resources for spiritual coping | 178 (18) | 150 (15) | 684 (68) | 225 (22) | 152 (15) | 627 (62) |
| Explore your values as it relates to treatment decisions | 505 (50) | 150 (15) | 351 (35) | 554 (55) | 118 (12) | 329 (33) |
| Discuss what is most important to you in the event of a life-threatening illness or injury | 557 (55) | 134 (13) | 322 (32) | 573 (59) | 118 (12) | 314 (31) |
| Help you reflect on the meaning of your life and future hopes and goals | 225 (22) | 157 (16) | 629 (62) | 242 (24) | 151 (15) | 609 (61) |
| Help navigate interpersonal conflict | 196 (19) | 194 (19) | 621 (61) | 235 (23) | 163 (16) | 604 (60) |
| Help you with end-of-life planning | 338 (34) | 184 (18) | 487 (48) | 415 (41) | 166 (16) | 424 (42) |