Example of risk map

In a comment on my previous post about visual presentation for clinical training in risk assessment, Avi of GUI Yourself requested an example. Here is a .pdf of a map I use. The details are collapsed, but you can get the idea.  I also teach using a map of the options available to clinicians in our system.  I am working to customize that map for each service area I train (with the aim of influencing implementation and transfer, as discussed in this post).

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4 Responses to “Example of risk map”

  1. Thanks :-)
    “A picture is worth a thousand words” is a profound true.

  2. Anthony, what amazing work you do. May you continue to be called upon to save lives. I will have something for you to more easily share your maps with others. Please contact me after Nov 11. wishing you much continued success many lives at a time.

  3. Thank you, Melinda, for that encouragement!

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