2026: 2026

DOI: https://doi.org/10.55016/ojs/jah.v2026Y2026

Published: 2026-02-01

Articles

The Haunting of Long-Term Care, Part One. A Suspicion of Healthcare Aides Experiences with Death and Dying as a Kind of Institutionally Mediated Testimony

Dr. Katherine Stelfox, Dr. Lorraine Venturato

1-22
- Stelfox.pdf
The Haunting of Long-Term Care, Part Two. “All Families Banned from the Building”: Making Sense of Death and Dying in an Isolated House

Dr. Katherine Stelfox, Dr. Lorraine Venturato

1-23
- Stelfox.pdf
The Haunting of Long-Term Care, Part Three. COVID “Wanted to Snatch Life Out”: How Healthcare Aides Feared an Unfamiliar Ghost and Understood Residents’ Fear of Death and Dying in the Context of Palliative Care

Dr. Katherine Stelfox, Dr. Lorraine Venturato

1-25
- Stelfox.pdf
The Haunting of Long-Term Care, Part Four. “It is Hide-and-Seek”: Falling Back into the Status Quo and the Inauthentic

Dr. Katherine Stelfox, Dr. Lorraine Venturato

1-26
- Stelfox.pdf
Adjusting the Body: The Hermeneutics of Chiropractic Care

Dr. Brad Pritchard, Dr. Nancy Moules

1-5
- Pritchard.pdf
Responding to Faith in Healthcare Contexts

Dr. Michael van Manen

1-16
- van Manen.pdf
Authenticity in Crisis: Maternal Advocacy and Existential Caregiving Across the Institutional Networks of Disability and Care

Dr. Joseph R. Passi

1-19
- Passi.pdf
Hermeneutics and the Sublime Imagination: How Firefighters Put Interpretation into Practice

Ty D. Camp
- Camp.pdf
To Touch With Care

Carina Zhu

1-10
- Zhu.pdf
The Complexity of Friendship in Nurse-Parent Relationships within Pediatric Oncology Contexts

Dr. Katie M Webber, Dr. Nancy J Moules

1-24
- Webber.pdf

Editorials

Editorial. Hermeneutic Theses Can Live in Haunted Houses: Calling Out the Ghosts

Dr. Nancy J Moules

1-4
- Moules.pdf
Invited Editorial: The Haunting of Long-Term Care: Understanding Healthcare Aides' Experiences with Death and Dying Duringthe COVID-19 Pandemic

Dr. Katherine Stelfox

1-9
- Stelfox.pdf