An Evaluation Guide and Decision Support Tool for Journey Maps in Healthcare and beyond

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Abstract

The journey map concept evolved out of the service design field and is still relatively new in the healthcare landscape [1]. Journey maps are visualizations that effectively highlight organizational issues and allow stakeholder groups to be depicted by interest or function for a comparative visual analysis [2]. There are five journey map approaches: 1) Mental (Cognitive) Model Map, 2) Customer Journey Map, 3) Experience Map, 4) Service Blueprint Map, 5) Spatial Map. The objective of this article is three-fold: 1) quantify and delineate the journey mapping visualization techniques utilized from the phase 1 scoping review [2], 2) create a Journey Map Evaluation Guide, 3) create a Journey Map Decision Support Tool to facilitate a standardized method for journey map selection. For those less familiar with journey mapping, this framework can serve as a decision-making tool to facilitate the most effective choice among the different journey mapping visualization approaches. The tools presented in this study can provide a mechanism to standardize the assessment, classification and utilization of journey maps in the healthcare sector and industries abound.

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Joseph, A. L., Monkman, H., & Kushniruk, A. W. (2022). An Evaluation Guide and Decision Support Tool for Journey Maps in Healthcare and beyond. In Studies in Health Technology and Informatics (Vol. 295, pp. 171–174). IOS Press BV. https://doi.org/10.3233/SHTI220689

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