Hodges' model - the pros ...
Having posted the cons, here are the pros with part of the initial twitter thread once again:
If it is not too confusing, by another - Peter Jones @innov8tor3
A further query followed:4 #h2cm can be a generic conceptual framework for all disciplines: health, education,
— Peter Jones (@h2cm) February 14, 2021
contexts: development, edtech, socio-tech*
So scope *global* (utopic?) – more pragmatically - a utility across communities of practice.
*Plus other domain 'bridges': https://t.co/SqzQQnYuKz
"can be", but is it?
— Peter Jones (@innov8tor3) February 15, 2021
What would you say has stopped that from happening?
The short answer is clearly that Hodges' model isn't the generic conceptual framework, it follows that is not global either. The reasons why are many and I've posted about several over the years, indirectly and more recently in a more direct manner:
My Moon Mission? "The Stack"Hodges' model and trial by vampires ...
Continuing the post on 'cons' here are the 'pros' outlined again along the INDIVIDUAL - GROUP axis (some re-ordering may be needed). To state from the outset that research on Hodges' model is limited, but there is hope for a basic resource for all:
h2cm complements mind-mapping 1. - a cognitive tool: the model has individual utility - formulating the - h2cm provides learners with a scaffold - h2cm can help integrate, understand forms of (health, reflective) literacy/informatics - overvalued? h2cm can encompass value & values - seek pilot study res care / student well-being - ownership: use 'health career model'? - reflection and critical thinking still vital - generation of ideas/associations IS the idea - situation/context bounds model use and scope of inferences - h2cm can be used for lifelong learning - h2cm's application changes with user's vocabulary - Peter's ready to pass this 'baton' - Yes, Nurse 1st - |
- h2cm is easy to explain, best via workshop
- there is a small bibliography [sidebar] - - 2020 two new independent papers (2. below) - research question is ongoing [ dhyb 3.] - there are ideas/theories h2cm can draw upon - invented here: NW could celebrate - literature still reflects on reflection - student nurses do 'hear of' models & theory - h2cm: as simple/complicated as needed? - - measure of holism, integration ...? - - can encompass all 'spaces' - h2cm remains a response to legacy issues - - person-centred care - - holistic care/ ['holistic bandwidth'] - - integrated care - 'exposure' to Drupal ongoing - learning+ - - Drupal distributions also an option? - 'Peter' is in 'Persistence' (Go Perseverance!)* |
h2cm can assist in 1-1 collaboration - care planning - - case formulation - - and small group work - - re. ownership: more 'cost of adoption' not high - there is interest - Yes, time to stop blogging/tweeting - we need a tool to bridge lifespan, healthspan, health career, career span - many dialogues remain contested, patiency, recovery: try this 'space?' - h2cm can help represent the 'hidden' value of labour social, relationships, psychological - | - Safety via Assurance role? - - Spans Quality::Quantity of Care - sense of ownership - make it 'yours' - COVID-19 reveals need & role for h2cm - the model is CC [power to your elbow?] - funding for research would be a bonus - - partnership / studies always welcome - carry the model f/w to 'LeaveNoOneBehind' - - address SDGs at 'home' too - h2cm can also outline the scope of a discipline - an original purpose was in curriculum design - h2cm useful in evaluation/regulation - still seeking benefits: [yes] policy instrument? - reflection/r. practice stressed for nurse re-validation |
Further additions / revisions may follow and to the cons post.
To expand on Drupal: the question of its appropriateness to build a new website/platform is not an omission. Drupal 9.0 - 10.0... appear to make the update process and overall experience for non-developers much more user-friendly. I'm looking f/w to a virtual DrupalCon North America in April.
A co-authored paper is on its third journal transfer. Then to address the two-part draft well advanced, related to a conference in July.
1.
https://hodges-model.blogspot.com/search?q=mind-mapping
2.
Hayward, B.A. (2020), Mental health nursing in bushfire‐affected
communities: An autoethnographic insight. Int J Mental Health Nurs.
doi:10.1111/inm.12765
Iris Lohja, Yves Demazeau, Christine Verdier. A multi-agent system
approach to dynamic ridesharing for older people: State-of-the-art work
and preliminary design. 18èmes Rencontres des Jeunes Chercheurs en
Intelligence Artificielle, RJCIA’20, Jun 2020, Angers, France. pp.52-59.
⟨hal-02897446⟩
3. Don't hold your breath!
*... and yes, at times my head hurts.
+ ... I think and yes to be demonstrated. If not, I do have a 'requirement' and there may be value in that..?
orcid.org/0000-0002-0192-8965