HODGES' HEALTH CAREER CARE DOMAIN QUADRANTS

INTERPERSONAL

Interpersonal
Aspects
Individual Psychology
Personhood
Behaviour
Dominant/Submissive
Security/Insecurity
Self-awareness
Self-esteem
Gender difference
Decision making style
Coping style
Confidence
Beliefs - true/false
Sexuality
Needs
Belongingness
Personal space
Communication
Personal autonomy
Expectations

Psychology of ageing
Stress
Bereavement
Process of grief
Pathology
Confusion
Depression
Disorientation
Processes of Individual change
Initiative
Motivation
Education
Learning
Memory
Life skills
Reality Orientation
Occupation
Development tasks
Perception
Group Psychology

Family dynamics
Marital relationship
Group Membership
Networks
Interactive Processes
Relationships
Encounters
Disengagement
Integration/Isolation
Loneliness (maybe relative)
Submissive to carers
Child rearing practices
Counselling

SCIENCES

Physiology
Age
Gender
Pharmacology
Systems/senses
Growth development
Homeostasis
Genetics
Exercise

Epidemiology
Demography
Cause/Distribution
Age related health
Research
Morbidity
Science foundation
Bacteriology
Physics
Biochemistry
Nutrition
Mechanics
Technology
Procedures
Rules
Science in nursing
Applied physiology
Diet
Medication
Physical attributes
Impairment/abnormalities
Abilities
Disabling factors
Normal development
Normal age related changes
Metabolism

Pathology
Forms of disease
Infection process
Response to disease
Response to insult
Hypothermia
Accidents
Falls
House safety

SOCIOLOGICAL

Norms/Normative control
Values
Deviance/stigma/disvalued
status
Beliefs
Status
Power
Socialisation
Significant others
Roles
Family structure
Work
Employment/unemployment
Life chances
Living conditions
Amenities
Pattern of daily life
Organisations
Leisure
Social activities
Social stratification
Independence (as valued)
Medical Sociology
Social causes of diseases
Use of health service
Institutionalisation
Sick people
Patient career
Ward culture
Health beliefs
Social context of health care
Alternative medicine Acupuncture
Homeopathy
Folk medicine
Informal carers
Cross cultural health issues
Cultural determinants
Subculture (e.g. travelling folk)
Cultural behaviour
sickness and death rituals
Diet
Language
Ethnomedicine

POLITICAL

Social Policy
Voluntary sector
Community organisations
Action Groups
Pressure groups
Hospital policies
Resource allocation
Inequalities in health provision
Access to public transport

Public buildings
Public amenities (including shops)

Globalization
Geopolitics

Sources of Information
Media
As leisure
As source of information
Housing
Effects of health
Policies
Political Awareness
Legal Aspects of care
Patients rights
Decision Making
Ethics of intervention
Resource allocation (including own time)
Power relationships
Team (nurse/patient/doctor/others)

Social Administration
Benefits
Welfare Provision - sources of help