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GWC14: PlayBenefit - Gamification and the health revolution (gHealth workshop)
The document discusses the role of gamification in healthcare, emphasizing the importance of engaging patients as active participants in their own health management. It presents case studies, such as mysugr and Zombies, Run!, showcasing how gamified approaches can motivate patients through clear goals, customization, challenges, and social interactions. The text concludes by highlighting the need to focus on enjoyable behaviors rather than just UI design in gamification efforts.
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GWC14: PlayBenefit - Gamification and the health revolution (gHealth workshop)
- 1. Gamification and the Health Revolution @Lostnurse@Play_Benefit www.playbenefit.com
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- 3. 1. Gamification inHealth? 2. The patient, the most underused resource in Healthcare 3. Case Studies 4. Gamification design vs Pointification patch 5. Workshop! www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse
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- 12. Diabetes Clinic ofthe Hospital for Sick Children Gamification of Dietary decision- Making in an Elementary-School Cafeteria 1983 1987 2006 2009 2012 2014 Hand-held video game to reduce preoperative anxiety in children (Midazolam vs videogame) Therapeutic effects as physical therapy for arm injury As these gamers grew older, video games became more sophisticated and the market broadened for an older audience Nausea in pediatric cancer (therapeutic effects of distraction) 88% sa&sfac&on 66% increase no change or even decreased Enhance psychological and medical treatment- related behavioral outcomes in young people being treated for cancer
- 13. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse 2. The patient,the most underused resource in Healthcare
- 14. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse 2. The patient,the most underused resource in Healthcare
- 15. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse 2. The patient,the most underused resource in Healthcare ...and what does this have to do with gamification?
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- 17. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse PATIENT IS DATA Tohelp the patient feel EMPOWERED, in charge of this OWN HEALTH, in a more PERSONALISED CARE.
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- 20. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse DISCOVERY Clear Goal -Tame the monster Clear progression path - Insert data following a menu Feedback - When you insert data
- 21. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse CUSTOMISATION Personal Information: Typeof insulin therapy, target range, Low and High thresholds. Works with your own data input Decision-making avaliable Search: you can search for a word and you get the information of how that item has impacted you (beer f.e.) How could we improve engagement? Adding your own difficulties and specifics situations you might encounter often in your life (monster can act a certain way when items consumed or have a special icon on the menu).
- 22. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse CHALLENGE The challenges changeas you progress in the game. Some unlock after achieving others, some only become available once a week to ensure logging. You choose when and where to take a Challenge.
- 23. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse SOCIAL LINK Share Facebookand Twitter option. How could we improve engagement? Building a community with people that suffers the same condition can always help people to relate with others.
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- 25. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse DISCOVERY Clear Goals -Getting supplies for your town Progression path through storytelling.
- 26. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse CUSTOMIZATION You choose yourlevel- The user can walk or run. You can choose between a 30 minutes or 1 hour quest. You build your own survival town. How could we improve engagement? The amount of running data isn’t great on the app, you have to combine it with the website once you are into the running just as much as into the story.
- 27. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse CHALLENGE The app hassome achievements related to quests. Running data achievements are left for the website. How could we improve it? A cooperation approach would be interesting in this app, so friends can contribute to the same town.
- 28. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse SOCIAL LINK You canshare your runs in social networks. How could we improve engagement? Cooperation through town building with friends and family can improve not only the engagement to run but also the engagement with the app itself, as users log even if they haven’t run, just to see if others contributed.
- 29. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse SOCIAL LINK You canshare your runs in social networks. How could we improve engagement? Cooperation through town building with friends and family can improve not only the engagement to run but also the engagement with the app itself, as users log even if they haven’t run, just to see if others contributed. Could be made to replace a negative habit by a positive one.
- 30. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse 4. Gamification designvs Pointification patch
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- 46. www.playbenefit.com @Play_Benefit @Lostnurse Important! Do not getstuck thinking about UI interfaces or changing the content… Really just think about how to make it fun to do the desired behaviour.
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