Jam Session

KENDALL & THE FACTS

Spiritual Assessment Jam Sessions

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MIssions

Get all the band members back to jam!

Fame & Fortune

Finances

Fun

Future

Function

Mission 1

left or right?

Let's start with something simple: answer the questions by choosing the correct image, and then go for it!

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mission 1

1/3

Which of these bits of fun could a chaplain help a patient access in the hospital?

mission 1

2/3

Based on our in-class shadowing and study, which of these sources of fun have landed some of our recent patients in the hospital?

mission 1

3/3

Based on our prior verbatims, which of these activities have we incorporated into patient care?

MISSION 1 COMPLETE

CONGRATULATIONS!

Hey man, I'm just here to have fun.

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MISSIONS

Get all the band members back!

Function

Fame & Fortune

Future

Finances

COMPLETE!

Mission 2

Impressions

Assess the access needs and conflicts related to the following patients' finances.

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Mission 2

1/3

Whose finances are a source of conflict or strain for them?

Mission 2

2/3

Which patient needs a referral to a social worker for discharge placement concerns?

Mission 2

3/3

By now you've realized that there are no incorrect answers in this section, right? Why?

MISSION 2 COMPLETE

The intricacies of finances.

Keep playing like this and we can take this show on the road.

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Get all the band members back!

Fame & Fortune

Future

Function

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MISSION 3

Familiar Folks

Choose the correct patient based on how they believed they functioned or fit in their context.

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mission 3

1/3

Ever since Minister died, I've been running things. Even the food pantry operates from my own basement. I can't fathom taking a Sunday off.

Elyon's Verbatim

Emily's Verbatim

Konstantza's Verbatim

mission 3

2/3

My daughter doesn't call me. She talks to my wife but barely to me. Maybe I've spoiled my kids by providing so much for them.

Pauline's Verbatim

Kimberley's Verbatim

Konstantza's Verbatim

MISSION 3

3/3

I'm young and I know I'm dying. My liver is failing. I'm not making the kind of plans other people my age are making.

Elyon's Verbatim

Emily's Verbatim

Pauline's Verbatim

MISSION 3 COMPLETE

Fit tested.

Just trying things out to see what fits our sound.

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missions

Get all the band members back!

Fame & Fortune

Future

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mission 4

Legacies and legends.

How do these patients see their impact in the world?

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mission 4

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Let me tell you about earlier times in my life when I've felt strong and capable and competent! Kendall says it's probably because I want to feel powerful in a moment when I don't. But I also want you to know about...

My Family Tree

My Communal Reach

My Glory Days

mission 4

2/3

I've started multiple nonprofits in New Haven for feeding the food-insecure, children's literacy, and other pressing issues of our time. At 90, I'm writing a book about why these matter to me and what I've learned.

My Family Tree

My Communal Reach

My Glory Days

mission 4

3/3

Have I told you yet about my grandbabies? I have? Wait, I also have pictures.

My Family Tree

My Communal Reach

My Glory Days

mission 4 complete

Their stories mean so much.

We're really going to make a difference, aren't we?

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MISSIONS

Get all the band members back!

Future

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mission 5

RESPOND CORRECTLY

And finally, a quick multiple choice: get it wrong, and there may be a thrown tomato in your future!

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mission 5

1/3

Which of these patient statements most clearly expresses an anxiety about their medical future and a need for staff access/availability?

"I'm afraid I didn't understand what the doctor said about my prognosis."

"My husband and I already filled out an Advance Directive."

"It's been overwhelming, so I take everything just one day at a time."

mission 5

2/3

Which is the clearest example of the future being a current source of comfort to a patient? (i.e., "In light of their prognosis, how does the patient see their future?")

"I'm tired of being in the hospital. I can't wait to go home."

"I'm hoping this surgery goes well. It's really going to change my life."

"My parents say God isn't going to let anything bad happen to me."

mission 5

3/3

Which of these is a verbal intervention a chaplain would be well advised to offer a patient conflicted about the future?

"Savor what you have today! Things could always be worse."

"Don't be afraid of dying. You're going to a better place."

"Let's talk about how you see your future and what this means to you."

MISSION 5 COMPLETE

We've assessed the future.

We really have something here. Jam again soon?

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THE BAND IS BACK TOGETHER

That sounds great! 😊

This Spiritual Assessment Jam Session is a wrap! Take 5.

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