Drawing a Care Map

individual

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INTERPERSONAL : SCIENCES

humanistic --------------------------------------- mechanistic

SOCIOLOGY : POLITICAL

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group

I contacted the Atlas of Caregiving and Rajiv Mehta replied:

We have found that the value to individuals has come not only from the final artifact (the diagram), but even more from the thinking that goes into its creation (if the person draws his own), and the conversations and reflections sparked by discussing the CareMap with others. This recent news article gives some insight into this: Caregivers Draw Support By Mapping Their Relationships. 

Of course, the point I’m making is true for any graph, diagram, etc.!

Also, your readers would likely appreciate a link to this page, which has more information on drawing a CareMap: 

https://atlasofcaregiving.com/drawing-using-caremap/

Rajiv Mehta
CEO, Atlas of Caregiving (www.atlasofcaregiving.com)
Board member, Family Caregiver Alliance (www.caregiver.org)
Co-organizer, Quantified Self (www.quantifiedself.com)

Ponencia "La revolución de la emoción" | The Revolution of Emotion & Hodges' model

Below I have mapped some of the concepts discussed in the video to Hodges' model plus the 4Ps.

individual

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INTERPERSONAL : SCIENCES

HUMANISTIC-------------------------------  mechanistic

SOCIOLOGY : POLITICAL

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group-population

emotion  uncertainty  identity individual skills (inner tech) emotional intelligence fear-----terror sadness    stress    anxiety loneliness person centered communication     love PURPOSE "HUMAN	disease technology      devices experience - expertise life  death 'an object' - 'meat' anonomised - aggregated waiting rooms working / caring space PROCESS - PROCEDURE(S) TECHNOLOGY"
love relationships    goodbyes 'life' : the way you/we live patient-family people centered stories - narrative PRACTICE	professionals rules permissions 'restricted' spaces accessibility service centered power Hierarchy (obstructive) 'distance' (protective) POLICY