If you had a magic wand: the wordclouds of the first results

Our recent survey entitled “If you had a magic wand“, dedicated to the ideal place of care according to our readers, is still open and active. However, we have already collected some very interesting feedback that we would like to start sharing with you right away. Here are two wordclouds, one in Italian and the other in English, created through the most common words in the answers received so far.

You will see that we will not need 1000 answers: they are so much consistent in explaining what patients, doctors, nurses, psychoterapists, administrators, caregivers, citizen needs. Have a nice reading: only one comment: nature above all in time, places and human relationship, and art, healthy foods, and books. Trees of life everywhere as well as with sun and water.

Patients wish to have possibilities, and not only rules. As the place of care should give them possibilities…a coloured and lightful inside where to read, comfortable chairs and beds where to rest, a bar where to meet family and nice people and an outside to breath fresh air in the green, facing the sea or a lake or where there is water.

You can continue to tell us about your vision of the ideal place of care.

 

English

Cloud Nuova Inglese

 

Italian

wordcloud ITA

 

Maria Giulia Marini

Epidemiologist and counselor in transactional analysis, thirty years of professional life in health care. I have a classic humanistic background, including the knowledge of Ancient Greek and Latin, which opened me to study languages and arts, becoming an Art Coach. I followed afterward scientific academic studies, in clinical pharmacology with an academic specialization in Epidemiology (University of Milan and Pavia). Past international experiences at the Harvard Medical School and in a pharma company at Mainz in Germany. Currently Director of Innovation in the Health Care Area of Fondazione ISTUD a center for educational and social and health care research. I'm serving as president of EUNAMES- European Narrative Medicine Society, on the board of Italian Society of Narrative Medicine, a tenured professor of Narrative Medicine at La Sapienza, Roma, and teaching narrative medicine in other universities and institutions at a national and international level. In 2016 I was a referee for the World Health Organization- Europen for “Narrative Method of Research in Public Health.” Writer of the books; “Narrative medicine: Bridging the gap between Evidence-Based care and Medical Humanities,” and "Languages of care in Narrative Medicine" edited with Springer, and since 2021 main editor for Springer of the new series "New Paradigms in Health Care."

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