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This book pioneers a transformative paradigm in healthcare chaplaincy that the author calls "Patient Satisfaction-Centered" approach. Through this structured model, healthcare chaplains and providers will discover how to systematically promote patient satisfaction during the delivery of spiritual care to people from other cultures. The book proposes an innovative model of approach of chaplaincy care that is pivotal in holistic care that encounter must be the driving force of the delivery of spiritual care in every patient care encounter.This comprehensive guide unfolds in four pivotal chapters: First, the book offers an overview of patient satisfaction studies in healthcare chaplaincy. Second, it provides the biblical and theological roots of patient satisfaction that set the stage for effective ministry in healthcare chaplaincy practice. Third, it discusses a comprehensive framework for delivering patient satisfaction-centered spiritual care. Lasty, the book suggests some practical considerations for successful implementation of this model of delivery of spiritual care. This book is a game changing resource that can help every healthcare professional (chaplains, physicians, nurses, social workers, managers, therapists, counselors, and more), especially when caring for patients from diverse cultural backgrounds. In short, it's a valuable tool for anyone in health care who wants to improve patient satisfaction outcomes when serving people from other cultures.