Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART ... - OU Medicine
Communities Advancing Resilience Toolkit (CART ... - OU Medicine
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Step 4: Interpret and use the community ecological map to improve your relationships.<br />
There are a number of issues you might address depending on your goals. Consider, for<br />
example:<br />
1) The potential benefits and costs of increasing the frequency of interaction with<br />
organizations with which you have little interaction<br />
2) The pros and cons of strengthening weak, positive relationships including what it<br />
would take and how your organization would benefit<br />
3) Ways to reduce stress in problematic relationships including whether a different<br />
frequency of interaction would help or hinder the relationship<br />
4) What you can learn from your strong, positive relationships to improve other<br />
relationships<br />
5) Whether there are agencies, groups, or individuals that are missing from your<br />
map that could help to advance your goals<br />
6) Whether new relationships can be established to replace or offset problematic<br />
relationships<br />
Considerations<br />
It is important that you make an honest assessment of stressful relationships. Explore the<br />
nature, causes, and consequences of any benefits and costs associated with them.<br />
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