REL 261 Spirituality, Religion, and Healthcare in the United States
This course provides a thorough overview of healthcare in the United States beginning with the Biblical foundation upon which our country was founded. It also discusses non-Christian commitments to healthcare in America. The course addresses religious similarities, differences, and practices that will be encountered in healthcare. Contemporary issues such as the healthcare crisis in America justice, and religious community mergers will be studied. In a personal but respectful way, the course will challenge students to think about their own spiritual and religious beliefs as preparation for becoming excellent caregivers for people of both religious and non-religious backgrounds.
Offered
As Needed
Notes
3 HOURS (3-0-0); GAHR