Connect multiple perspectives
Consider clinical interactions, medical information activity and relevant feedback together. Keep different perspectives and care context visible.
PATIENT JOURNEY MAPPING
Connect clinical interactions across the care pathway. Understand how information needs, confidence and sentiment evolve from first contact to ongoing care.
Discuss your prioritiesEXPERIENCE, IN CONTEXT
Map clinical steps alongside the clinical interactions that give them meaning. Track understanding, confidence and sentiment through the moments between appointments.
Describing experiences. Sharing concerns and making sense of medical information.
Experience and concernsDiscussing referrals and waiting. Understanding who is involved and what happens next.
Understanding the next stageConsidering options. Making sense of the information provided.
Information and expressed confidenceManaging everyday routines. Finding support as needs change.
Practical support needsIllustrative journey; actual pathways and experiences vary.
A journey map becomes useful when it connects experience to a decision someone can make.
Consider clinical interactions, medical information activity and relevant feedback together. Keep different perspectives and care context visible.
Identify confusing handovers, unresolved information needs and changes in expressed confidence. Explore how these signals differ across cohorts and local care settings.
Choose a focused intervention point, identify the team that can act and agree what a meaningful change would look like.
A PRACTICAL PICTURE
A shared view of journey stages, information needs, friction and the evidence behind them.
A prioritised set of moments where clearer information or better support could help.
A basis for assessing whether communication and support address the needs identified in the clinical interaction.
FROM INSIGHT TO INTERVENTION
Explore the information gaps, uncertainty and experiences reflected in clinical interactions.
Let’s explore the possibilities