System Design for People Dealing with the Bureaucratic Liminal Space Case Study: Family Member that Take Care of Terminally Ill Family Member in Israel
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Innovation, Sustainability, Death, Service Design, System Design, Liminal Space, Palliative Care, IsraelAbstract
A 23% increase in the number of family members that find themselves as care providers has been documented throughout the last decade. Accompanied is a family member who accompanies any terminal ill family member. This project examines a system-design solution for the helplessness and obstacles that the Accompanied experiences. This project found that the most efficient service for alleviating the Accompanied’s helplessness is a Case Facilitator (CF) who has expert knowledge of the health bureaucratic system and Interpersonal skills. This system-design solution could also solve similar problems for any person who find themselves dealing with liminal bureaucratic spaces.
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2019-12-30
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Ora, S.-L., & Elad, P. (2019). System Design for People Dealing with the Bureaucratic Liminal Space Case Study: Family Member that Take Care of Terminally Ill Family Member in Israel. Journal of Strategic Innovation and Sustainability, 14(6). Retrieved from https://articlearchives.co/index.php/JSIS/article/view/4892
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