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Our Step Our Step is a service to support mental rehabilitation. It promotes the concept that a healthy body leads to a healthy mind and a reduced danger of relapse. Our Step promotes mental wellbeing with products that motivate people to stay active. The products are delivered in subdivided thematic kits over a period of time to support the rehabilitation process. The kits are chosen according to the person’s individual needs and progress in rehabilitation by psychiatrists and physical therapists – and, when relevant, even together with previous patients who have experienced similar conditions. Examples of kits include a kit for mapping pleasurable places of interest, a step counter to give encouraging feedback on physical activity, and a camera with colour filters for documenting moods and sceneries. Students: Lewis Just Irina Massmann Jesmine Liu Rami Santala Instructors: Turkka Keinonen Jack Whalen Partners: Helsinki Health Care Center WDC Helsinki 2012 Aalto University 44
Transfer Ticket Transfer Ticket 6 is a design proposal that tackles the patient transfer process in psychiatric care. The goal for this project was to humanise the process of transferring patients between clinics by focusing on its emotional aspects and experience. The solution bridges the communication breakdowns that can occur during the process. It transforms the referral into a ticket format that includes the necessary information about the patient’s care and which the patient can bring along for the transfer. This alleviates the anxiety felt by the patient at being left on their own while being transferred to the next phase of treatment. As well as being a practical reminder for the patient, the ticket acts as a tool for the person receiving them by providing the necessary information about the patient’s care. The power of the final concept lies in its use of a simple metaphor. It can be seen as vuja de brought to life. It is a concept familiar to everyone, and the psychiatric care professionals can identify the value it adds to the transfer process. From the patient’s perspective the added prestige of the transfer ticket compared to a conventional referral, or no referral at all, conveys an attitude of appreciation and respect and creates positive expectations for the next appointment. (page 42) The student group found airline and train travel as useful analogies for their concept through conducting an ethnographic study of care personnel and ex-patients as representative users of the system while relating their own experiences to bear on the findings. This reflection was crucial as it enabled the group to see familiarity in an unfamiliar situation. Through the analogy the team was able to map the critical points in the patient transfer process and develop ideas around them. The application of this method is significant because it allows emotional aspects and hard data to be connected, thus yielding solutions that are not only practical but give something more. 6 Transfer Ticket by Tamara Amalia, Sanna Tuononen, Mike Walker, Otto Schultz 45 · We have always been here before: on design courting real disciplines
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