Here are the slides from the Social Work in Action - SWAN conference HOPE University in Liverpool 30-31 March 2012. Introducing the model, I've used the same template and some slides from Colombia last year. Must update soon...! Any questions, other opportunities to present Hodges' model please get in touch.

1. SWAN Conference 2012
HOPE UNIVERSITY, LIVERPOOL 30-31 March
The Health Career – Care Domains - Model
Originally created by Brian E Hodges (Ret.) MMU, Manchester
A health and social care model for the 21st C.
Peter Jones
Community Mental Health Nurse Older Adults
Intermediate Support Team & Nursing Home Liaison
Ribbleton Hospital
Preston, UK
h2cmng@yahoo.co.uk Twitter: @h2cm
H2CM = “Hodges' Health Career Model”

2. My background:
Experience
RMN, RGN, CPN(Cert.)
Older Adults
BA(Hons.) Comp./Phil.
Adult mental health
PG(Dip)COPE
Nursing Home Liaison
PGCE
Care Programme Approach
Interests Primary care projects
Nursing CMHP & GP Fundholding
Global health NHS Care Record Service
(Public) Mental health
Quality of care – assurance
Models of care - Hodges' model
Informatics: Web, Drupal, Ruby
Nurse education – Sign-off mentor
Computer aided learning – ZX81, BBC micro

3. Presentation:
Aim: To introduce and justify a care model ...
Structure Current status
Content - knowledge What next?
Purposes Research
Examples of h2cm
Central SWAN Your questions ...
themes

4. Purposes - past
Hodges' model - 1980s by Brian Hodges
4 educational objectives:
• Curriculum development.
• Holistic assessment and evaluation.
• To support reflective practice.
• To bridge the theory-practice gap.
'Career' in the title of the model refers to 'life chances'.

5. Structure of the model:
Individual M
Questions: H E
U C
M
Who (subjects) A
H
A
Actions (tasks) N
I
N
I
S S
T T
I I
C C
Group

6. What knowledge do nurses use?
Individual
INTRA-
?
INTERPERSONAL SCIENCES
?
Humanistic
Mechanistic
SOCIOLOGY
? POLITICAL
?
Group
the SPIRITUAL domain comprises all four

7. Defining the model...
h2cm is a conceptual framework
H2cm is an open conceptual space.
Open for the user to:
– Contextualise
– Situate
– Personalise & Populate

8. What this model of care is ALL about ...

9. Individual
Personalised care is not a
given. It takes work in theory
and practice. This model
reflects that. It takes ‘effort’ to
place the individual at the
centre of what we do.
Hum Mech
Group

10. Purposes - future
Person-centred patient/carer engagement
collaborative care
Multidisciplinary care
Transitional & Integrative models
Nursing model > MD Care model > Self-care model
Informatics systems
Information as a resource
Literacies

11. … strengths I
 Professional values
 Personal reflection to Argumentation? -
debate
 Local – Global & 'Glocal'
 Socio–Technical (ICT systems)
 Audiences: Patient, Carer, Citizen, Student
 Multiple hooks (ways to explain)
• 4P's
• Stress – Vulnerability model*
• Information processing models
* Zubin and Spring (1977)

12. … Strengths II
The model is agnostic -

Skills (some insight needed)

Disciplines

Speciality

Culture - age (14+?), gender, ethnicity, beliefs)

Media

Information systems

Agencies (Public, Private, Voluntary)

Politics!

13. H2cm: Structure matters ...
Me, ‘Self’ Human ‘Being’
[Life course -
End of life care]
‘Other’ Citizen
‘Us’ Voter
Families Politician
Communities Services!

14. Ind
holism reduction
subjective objective
qualitative quantitative
SOCIO- TECHNICAL
Person-centred
Hum Mech
Service-centred
'Left wing' 'Right-wing'
Open access
Copyright
Open source
Grp

15. H2cm: SWAN conference themes examples
Personal morale Person centred Technology Telecare
Personal philosophy Beliefs Physical infrastructure
Motivation
Personal ideals / values
‘Systems’: transport, access
Education and training Geography Statistics
Data
Cultures Equality Managerialism Business Profits
Engagement Pay Activism protest “Social
Work” Consultation Local
Community Society Government
Cohesiveness Professional identity Pensions
Public services / ideals Funding Outcomes Equity
Government ideology
Friendships Social care

16. H2cm: Health & Social Care example ...
PURPOSES mood PROCESS Models & Theory
Access - Physical
Thoughts, beliefs Cognitive -
Mental health stress, anxiety Physical health
performance injection anatomy / physiology
Interpersonal skills
Education learning Diagnosis distance : time
Talking (listening) therapies 'Evidence' Curricula
Cultures POLICY Health & Social Care Bill
audience engagement Law, Economics Welfare
Communities of PRACTICE Leadership ‘Sick’
Languages Organizations Scope
Regulation Standards –
networking interoperability Occupy movement
friendships Cohesion DPA FOI Capacity

17. Locating key literacies
3R’s
Reading Spatial
Writing Visual
Maths
Information
Emotional HEALTH
LITERACY
Social Economic
Spiritual Political

18. P
H
Y
P S
S I
PSYCHO – PHYSIC AL
C O
H Bridges for P
O Health, Social Care, O
| Well-being L
S & Self-efficacy I
O T
C I
SOCIO – PO L I T I C A L
C
A A
L L

19. New website - New community!
Beyond the 1998 website and 2006 blog a new site
using the content management system Drupal:
• Encourages and engages a user community
• Dynamic database driven
• Archive (Hodges' original notes)
• Multi-lingual!
• Specific content types
• Taxonomies
• Semantic web, RDF
all possibly!

20. Drupal: Open source CMS
Drupal CONTENT TYPES:
Book (collaborative work)
Case study [care domains]
H2CM form, summary, matrix
Nursing problems, care plans, assessments
evaluations
Taxonomy / vocabulary

21. Presentation: in summary
Aim: To introduce and justify a care model ...
Structure Current status
Content - knowledge What next?
Purposes Research
Examples of h2cm
inc. SWAN themes Your questions ...

22. Thank you
Peter Jones @h2cm
Blogging at: Welcome to the QUAD
Which includes a bibliography:
http://hodges-model.blogspot.com/
Hodges' Health Career - Care Domains – Model H2CM
http://www.p-jones.demon.co.uk/
h2cm: help2Cmore - help-2-listen – help-2-care
Additional resources follow ...

23. Hodges' model [h2cm] - Resources
Hodges' Health Career Model: Website
Hodges' original course notes
Care domains - indicative content (A4 page)
Four pages – one per knowledge (care) domain:
E.g. SCIENCES
&
POLITICAL
Three papers - two co-authored – are currently with journals (forensic
mental health; community informatics; and nursing). I am keen to hear
from people interested in using the model and explore collaboration,
writing projects.
Post-graduate study is also a possibility, personal studies are ongoing
exploring Hodges' model as a conceptual space(s) (Gärdenfors, 2000).