General practitioners and clinical nurse specialists
Developing a care plan for a patient with chronic pain and multiple unexplained symptoms
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The 'person with persistent symptoms' mind map template provides a structured flowchart of therapeutic options for symptom management, covering 50 nodes across four major branches: personal support network, primary care, secondary care, and neighbourhood support. Designed for healthcare professionals and patients, this template maps out a comprehensive care pathway, including specific nodes like 'GP support and continuity', 'liaison psychiatry', and 'health & recovery support volunteer-continuity'. It serves as both a clinical decision aid and a patient education tool, integrating medical, psychological, and community resources into a single visual framework.
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Social prescribers and care coordinators
Mapping community resources for a patient needing social support alongside medical treatment
Medical educators and curriculum designers
Training healthcare students on holistic symptom management pathways
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Open and Review the Care Pathways
Open the .xmind file to explore the four major branches covering personal, primary, secondary, and neighborhood support networks.
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Customize Nodes for Local Services
Double-click nodes to replace generic terms with specific local service names or use the Insert key to add tailored patient information.
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Export and Share the Clinical Map
Save your customized therapeutic flowchart as an image or PDF to share with healthcare colleagues or use as a patient education tool.
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The template includes 50 nodes organized into four branches: personal support network, primary care, secondary care, and neighbourhood support. It covers medical, psychological, and community resources for managing persistent symptoms.
Open the .xmind file in Xmind, then review each branch to identify relevant resources for a patient. Customize nodes by adding local clinic names or contact details, and use the flowchart to guide referrals.
Yes, the template includes specific nodes for 'new patient with new unexplained symptoms' and 'old patient with recurrent intractable symptoms', making it ideal for medically unexplained symptom management.
Absolutely. You can add, remove, or modify nodes to fit your local healthcare system. The template is fully editable in Xmind desktop or web versions.
This node categorizes patients into four types, such as 'high flier' patients with multiple specialist involvements, ensuring continuity of care for complex cases.
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