Huba’s Integrative Theory of Mind Modeling (Mind Mapping) is comprised of a number of posts in this blog.
The theory specifies styles (parameters) for developing the best types of mind maps (and successor mind models™) for real applications including cognitive decline, dementia, medical practices, healthcare offices, clients, patients, folks in general, physicians, nurses, other healthcare providers, family of patients, family of clients, social work and other social care professions, treatment facilities, medicine, science, experimentation, reporting, and most other applied uses.
The term MindModel™ is a new one coined by G J Huba PhD to describe the highly advanced form of mind mapping developed through the integrated theory. The MindModel is an evolution of the Buzan-style Organic MindMap into a much more useful thinking tool.
The term MindModel is first introduced in Blog Post 20 in this series to represent all of the enhancements of traditional mind maps discussed in Posts 0-19.
New posts will be added frequently. This Index will be updated as new items are added. The posts may be accessed by clicking the links below.
HITMM 2016 (1): Mind Mapping 4.0/Mind Modeling
HITMM 2016 (2): Central (Radial) Organization Plus Enhancements
HITMM 2016 (3): Design and Label Mind Map Branches Using Huba’s One Concept Per Branch Rule
HITMM 2016 (4): Methods for Highlighting Information in Mind Maps
HITMM 2016 (5): Huba Style Mind Maps (Mind Models™ vs Buzan Style Mind Maps
HITMM 2016 (6): Mind Map Effectiveness
HITMM 2016 (7): Make “Every Day” Mind Maps Friendly
HITMM 2016 (8): Evidence Based and Pragmatic Guidelines for Mind Mapping
HITMM 2016 (10): How and Why Mind Mapping Works to Assist People with Typical Cognitive Functioning
HITMM 2016 (11): Beyond Buzan’s Mind Mapping Guidelines in the 21st Century
HITMM 2016 (14): Because Cognitive Neuroscience Moves So Rapidly …
HITMM 2016 (15): Most Important Innovation in Modern Mind Mapping
HITMM 2016 (16): Fonts Show “What You are Going to Say Before You Say It”
HITMM 2016 (20) Beyond Buzan: Evolution of the Mind Map into the Mind Model™
HITMM 2016 (21): “Effective” MindModels/MindMaps Express Emotions or “Hot Cognition”
To be continued
I’m looking for a mind mapping example that will show an autistic patient’s history, diagnosis, symptoms, comorbidities, medications, personal plans/projects and connections between the elements. Have you done or seen one? thanks
What you are describing is a suite of many mind maps to capture all of the information you would like to track. Should I able to finish the work before dementia makes it impossible for me to continue, I hope to release a general-purpose set of mind map templates adaptable to many different diagnoses and sets of symptoms. If you know of anyone who would like to support the outstanding work, please put them in contact with me.