Mind Mapping 

 Piotr Czarnecka 

 Challenge 

 At the Institute of Cardiology at my University Hospital we are challenge to provide the best care for   patients that undergone Percutaneous Coronary Interventions ( e.g. , stent implementation ) . To   accomplish our task we need to have a deep understanding of patients ’ lifestyle choices , biochemistry   processes , genetic profiles , and other determinants of disease - free survival . Much is already known on   the factors influencing survival however to establish better treatment schemes further hypotheses   must be generated and tested in clinical research . The process of generating hypotheses on relation   between survival and other seemingly uncorrelated actors from different research fields ( e.g. ,   behavioural studies , work activity )   is particularly challenging . 

 Selection 

 A Mind Mapping technique was chosen as a tool to organise the knowledge across various science   disciplines and to show existing relationships between different aspects of patients ’ wellbeing and   health . A Mind Mapping tool was chosen because it is one of the most effective way of organising   knowledge that inspires creativity . It is constructed as a diagram of relationships leading from one main   concept to another – potentially providing indirect connections between seemingly unrelated ideas .   The concepts in our applications are the health aspects with the potential of being analysed as factors   indirectly influencing survival . The Mind Mapping technique was discussed in Week 3 of the class . it is   important to recognize , that the “ mind ” is associated with the patient who can be interpreted as a   customer in traditional design thinking approach . 

 Application 

 A highly interdisciplinary team of scientists , researchers and clinicians was put together to provide   insights from different disciplines . During on - site meeting , those experts discussed different aspects of   patient health and wellbeing in the context of treatment after Percutaneous Coronary Interventions .   The Mind Maps were created by the meeting moderator . Big white board with markers was used as   well as pieces of paper and magnets with construct mind maps during the meeting . 

 Insight 

 This process continued over several meetings produced number of mind maps of different ideas   connected by few other concepts . We have discovered few factors that could have hypothetical   influence on survival that have not been studied before . Those insights are planned to be tested during   clinical research . 

 We have learned that quality of sleep can affect blood coagulation and levels of inflammation . Also   both coagulation and inflammation can affect patients ’ outcome after Percutaneous Coronary   Interventions . However direct influence of quality of sleep on survival of patients after the intervention   and the potential mechanism of such an influence have not yet been studies and have a potential for   development of further treatment and guidelines . 

 Approach 

 The use of Ming Mapping to our challenge was very successful , however using a white board with   markers was difficult due to huge number of concepts and great level of details . Documentation of   created Mind Maps was done using photos which made difficult to work with them in the future . 

 Next time we will implement software to create Mind Maps which will eliminate need for other   documentation methods . Good solution could be to use online applications like www.mindmup.com   to enhance collaboration . 


EMAIL: 
ID_NUM: 
NAME_STUDENT: Piotr Czarnecka
PHONE_NUM: 
STREET_ADDRESS: 
URL_PERSONAL: 
USERNAME: 

### Task: You are a PII (Personal Identity Information) Detection. Given a essays written by students, you have to identify ONLY the following:
NAME_STUDENT - The full or partial name of a student that is not necessarily the author of the essay. This excludes instructors, authors, and other person names.
EMAIL - A student’s email address.
USERNAME - A student's username on any platform.
ID_NUM - A number or sequence of characters that could be used to identify a student, such as a student ID or a social security number.
PHONE_NUM - A phone number associated with a student.
URL_PERSONAL - A URL that might be used to identify a student.
STREET_ADDRESS - A full or partial street address that is associated with the student, such as their home address.
### Input: Mind Mapping 

 Piotr Czarnecka 

 Challenge 

 At the Institute of Cardiology at my University Hospital we are challenge to provide the best care for   patients that undergone Percutaneous Coronary Interventions ( e.g. , stent implementation ) . To   accomplish our task we need to have a deep understanding of patients ’ lifestyle choices , biochemistry   processes , genetic profiles , and other determinants of disease - free survival . Much is already known on   the factors influencing survival however to establish better treatment schemes further hypotheses   must be generated and tested in clinical research . The process of generating hypotheses on relation   between survival and other seemingly uncorrelated actors from different research fields ( e.g. ,   behavioural studies , work activity )   is particularly challenging . 

 Selection 

 A Mind Mapping technique was chosen as a tool to organise the knowledge across various science   disciplines and to show existing relationships between different aspects of patients ’ wellbeing and   health . A Mind Mapping tool was chosen because it is one of the most effective way of organising   knowledge that inspires creativity . It is constructed as a diagram of relationships leading from one main   concept to another – potentially providing indirect connections between seemingly unrelated ideas .   The concepts in our applications are the health aspects with the potential of being analysed as factors   indirectly influencing survival . The Mind Mapping technique was discussed in Week 3 of the class . it is   important to recognize , that the “ mind ” is associated with the patient who can be interpreted as a   customer in traditional design thinking approach . 

 Application 

 A highly interdisciplinary team of scientists , researchers and clinicians was put together to provide   insights from different disciplines . During on - site meeting , those experts discussed different aspects of   patient health and wellbeing in the context of treatment after Percutaneous Coronary Interventions .   The Mind Maps were created by the meeting moderator . Big white board with markers was used as   well as pieces of paper and magnets with construct mind maps during the meeting . 

 Insight 

 This process continued over several meetings produced number of mind maps of different ideas   connected by few other concepts . We have discovered few factors that could have hypothetical   influence on survival that have not been studied before . Those insights are planned to be tested during   clinical research . 

 We have learned that quality of sleep can affect blood coagulation and levels of inflammation . Also   both coagulation and inflammation can affect patients ’ outcome after Percutaneous Coronary   Interventions . However direct influence of quality of sleep on survival of patients after the intervention   and the potential mechanism of such an influence have not yet been studies and have a potential for   development of further treatment and guidelines . 

 Approach 

 The use of Ming Mapping to our challenge was very successful , however using a white board with   markers was difficult due to huge number of concepts and great level of details . Documentation of   created Mind Maps was done using photos which made difficult to work with them in the future . 

 Next time we will implement software to create Mind Maps which will eliminate need for other   documentation methods . Good solution could be to use online applications like www.mindmup.com   to enhance collaboration .
### Output: 