Bio-Psycho-Socio-Political expression
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"self-expression!"
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@Epigenetics
"What have you got for me?"
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"[Please] pass these on... do[h]!" Life-Health-Death legacies | freedom of expression? |
Hodges' model is a conceptual framework to support reflection and critical thinking. Situated, the model can help integrate all disciplines (academic and professional). Amid news items, are posts that illustrate the scope and application of the model. A bibliography and A4 template are provided in the sidebar. Welcome to the QUAD ...
"self-expression!"
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@Epigenetics
"What have you got for me?"
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"[Please] pass these on... do[h]!" Life-Health-Death legacies | freedom of expression? |
Posted by Peter Jones at 9:53 pm | PERMALINK
Labels: behaviour , care domains , communication , death , environment , epigenetics , health , health career , Hodges' model , holistic , holistic bandwidth , inheritance , life , life chances , nutrition , psychosocial , reflection
| Acute care Physical care | ||
Mental health policy |
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Labels: activism , asylums , autonomy , book , care , change , history , human rights , humanistic , institutions , interpersonal , Italy , mental health , organisations , policy , psychiatry , quality , reform , social justice , sociology
THIRD INVITATION TO REGISTER
The BCS AI Specialist Group (SGAI) is pleased to announce a day on Artificial Intelligence in Action at the BCS London office on Friday October 9th, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., which we think will be an eye-opener for those who are not up to date with recent practical developments in this important field.
Organiser Dr Gilbert Owusu, Head of Resource Management Technologies Research at BT Research & Technology, says:
"Artificial Intelligence (AI) techniques are in use in many business applications including fraud detection, speech recognition, fault diagnosis, game planning and resource management. Their applicability stems from the flexibility they provide in modelling and solving real world problems.
Real AI 2015 will provide delegates with insights (case studies) into using AI to solve business problems. The case studies will outline the business problem and the steps taken to develop business applications of AI. Real AI is aimed at those using AI or who may be interested in understanding what AI can offer, and what it is doing right now."Real AI 2015 includes presentations on
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Labels: AI , applications , BCS , business , case studies , conference , decision support , development , innovation , London , management , modelling , practice , reasoning , research , software , technology , theory
As we 'listen' to patients, carers and others in need of care - verbally and non-verbally - we need for safety's sake to be aware of our starting point and where we are heading. Even if only roughly, amid raw emotions, pain, confusion, fear and hope - that next step must be a safe one.
Is there a logic to the steps being taken? There may not be. Sometimes it is listening and being there. There may not be a clear destination, but how will we know when we have arrived at that point in-between? If the way becomes unclear, what signs do we read that might point to the need for an extra hand on the tiller?
Do we have the tools to remain oriented? Is there a compass-4-care? A re-source to map the journey we are both being taken upon?
If listening is but a part of holistic care, is there a tool we can utilise to integrate these many and yet unique journeys?
Source - title:
Alicea-Planas, J. (2015). Listening to the Narratives of Our Patients as Part of Holistic Nursing Care. Journal of Holistic Nursing, Volume XX, Number X, XXXX. doi:10.1177/0898010115591396
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Labels: assessment , awareness , care , communication , empathy , evaluation , Hodges' model , holistic , integrated , interpersonal , journey , listening , mapping , narrative , nursing care , papers , rapport , relationships , safety , tools
H E A L T C A R E E R |
Health-Life-Death Legacies
Death End of Life Care Long-Term Chronic (Mental) Health Problems Support Groups 3rd Sector
Acute Health Problems - Hospital
[ Primary Care Consultations
iterations
Accidents - Emergency Dept ]
Family/Self-Treated Complaints / Illnesses
'cuts and scrapes'
Birth Conception ... Epigenetics | L I F E C H A N C E S |
| Public (Mental) Health | ||
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Labels: birth , end of life care , health , health career , health literacy , Hodges' model , life , life chances , life story , public health , public mental health , qualified self , quantified self , self care , services , well-being
"Sites of Special Scientific Interest" | |
"A place of National Concern" |
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Labels: buildings , detention , environment , ethics , Hodges' model , immigration , law , mental health , nature , place , policy , politics , report , safety , science , social justice , standards , vulnerability , welfare , women
| "A proliferation of centres offering robotic surgery should be avoided ... | |
| until a national policy can be developed." p.14. |
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Labels: applications , consultation , ethics , experts , finance , HSJ , innovation , media , NHS , NHS England , policy , resources , robotics , socio-technical , specialist , surgery , technology
Reflection | |
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Labels: 3D , anatomy , assessment , data , devices , EU , facial , individual , patterns , physiology , reflection , research , science , self care , spatial analysis , staying well , technology , video , visualization , well-being
Born in Liverpool, NW England, UK.
Community Mental Health Nurse NHS, Part-time Lecturer,
Researcher Nursing & Technology Enhanced Learning
Registered Nurse - Mental Health & General
Community Psychiatric Nursing (Cert.) MMU
PG Cert. Ed.
BA(Joint Hons.) Computing and Philosophy - BIHE - Bolton
PG(Dip.) Collaboration on Psychosocial Education [COPE] Univ. Man.
MRES. e-Research and Technology Enhanced Learning, Lancaster Univ.
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