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Background


                Games for fall prevention



                       Games for stroke rehabilitation


                                  Building an Australian
                                  Serious Games for Health
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But before all of that......




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But before all of that......

                Video games have often received
                bad press with respect to health




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But before all of that......

                Video games have often received
                bad press with respect to health

                increased aggression and violence




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But before all of that......

                Video games have often received
                bad press with respect to health

                increased aggression and violence
                     addiction to gameplay




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But before all of that......

                Video games have often received
                bad press with respect to health

                increased aggression and violence
                     addiction to gameplay
                 increased sedentary behaviour



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But before all of that......

                Video games have often received
                bad press with respect to health

                increased aggression and violence
                     addiction to gameplay
                 increased sedentary behaviour
                        epileptic seizures

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But before all of that......

                     Video games have often received
                     bad press with respect to health

                    increased aggression and violence
                          addiction to gameplay
                      increased sedentary behaviour
                            epileptic seizures
                Wii knee, haemothorax and ruptured tendons
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However.....    games can be seriously considered




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Exergames for neuroplasticity




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Exergames for neuroplasticity




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spinal cord rehabilitation




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spinal cord rehabilitation




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spinal cord rehabilitation




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Technology Research for Independent Living




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Technology Research for Independent Living




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Ethnography




                                                                            Cognitive



                                                                                        Social
                                                             Falls
                Technology Research for Independent Living




                                                                     Technology Platform



       Develop technology for in-home monitoring of factors associated
       with falls, cognitive function and social connectivity in older adults
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Use of technology for monitoring health and
                     promoting independent living in older adults.



        Australian
          TRIL




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Use of technology for monitoring health and
                     promoting independent living in older adults.

                           Regional, rural and remote areas
        Australian
          TRIL




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Use of technology for monitoring health and
                     promoting independent living in older adults.

                           Regional, rural and remote areas
        Australian
          TRIL




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Use of technology for monitoring health and
                     promoting independent living in older adults.

                           Regional, rural and remote areas
        Australian
          TRIL




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Can existing technology
                facilitate independent living in
                          older adults?




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Can existing technology
                facilitate independent living in
                          older adults?




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Everyday objects are digital




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Television most familiar of all.



                    Everyday objects are digital




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Can we use the television to facilitate
                        independent living?




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Can we use the television to facilitate
                        independent living?




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Can we use the television to facilitate
                        independent living?




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Can we use the television to facilitate
                        independent living?




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Here’s a significant health issue
                                      Falls are a major factor
                                    for reduced independence
                                           in older adults

                                     1/3 community dwelling
                                    older adults fall each year




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Here’s a significant health issue
                                                    Falls are a major factor
                                                  for reduced independence
                                                         in older adults

                                                   1/3 community dwelling
                                                  older adults fall each year

                                                  Total health cost to NSW
              !"#$%&'()#&'#$*&)$+,-.$,/$
      0*11-$%&2345$67,&8$91)#4$:#,;1#$
                                       $
                                       $
                                                  alone in 2006/2007 $553M
         (&$<#=$>,3."$?*1#-$@AABCADE

                                                $18,454 per hospital admission
                       !"#$%&'("(&")*+",$-.(/




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exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a
  Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia;

  We know fall risk can be
  w
    Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research      tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the
                                                                                Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor
  Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age                        community (Review)
                                                                            whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w
  reduced by exercise
  Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and
  k
    Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney,          Gillespie
                                                                                           the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8
                                                                            mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH
  Australia.                                                                      A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi
  Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms
  for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW         cise and concluded that some exercise programs can
  2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review
  Effective Exercise for the Prevention                                     falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro
  and Meta-Analysis
  DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x                                     balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr
   Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w
   Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k
  JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008
  r 2008, Copyright the Authors
  Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society                                                                                                                                                                                0002-8614
  OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls        Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis
  prevention in older people and establish whether particular
  trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are
  associated with larger reductions in falls.
  DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random-
  ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo-                                                            This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library
  ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in                                                                   2009, Issue 4
  those who did not exercise were included.
  SETTING: Older people.                                           T     he development and implementation of effective and
                                                                         cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people
                                                                   is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries,
                                                                                                                                                                              http://www.thecochranelibrary.com



  PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care.
                                                                   life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi-
  MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates.                                        mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least
  RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise           one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once
  was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with   annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury-
  9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence        related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the
  interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great-
GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95%
  est relative effects
                                                                   general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd.
                                                                                    3
                                                                                                              to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review)
                                                                                                              Copyright © 2009
                                                                                                                               falls per
exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a
  Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia;

  We know fall risk can be
  w
    Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research      tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the
                                                                                Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor
  Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age                        community (Review)
                                                                            whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w
  reduced by exercise
  Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and
  k
    Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney,          Gillespie
                                                                                           the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8
                                                                            mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH
  Australia.                                                                      A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi
  Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms
  for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW         cise and concluded that some exercise programs can
  2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review
  Effective Exercise for the Prevention                                     falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro
  and Meta-Analysis
  DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x                                     balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr
   Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w
   Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k
  JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008
  r 2008, Copyright the Authors
  Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society                                                                                                                                                                                0002-8614
  OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls        Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis
  prevention in older people and establish whether particular
  trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are
  associated with larger reductions in falls.

       High dosage of exercise is required (eg > 50 hrs or twice/week for 25 weeks).
  DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random-
  ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo-                                                            This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library
  ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in                                                                   2009, Issue 4
  those who did not exercise were included.
  SETTING: Older people.                                           T     he development and implementation of effective and
                                                                         cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people
                                                                   is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries,
                                                                                                                                                                              http://www.thecochranelibrary.com



  PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care.
                                                                   life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi-
  MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates.                                        mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least
  RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise           one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once
  was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with   annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury-
  9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence        related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the
  interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great-
GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95%
  est relative effects
                                                                   general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd.
                                                                                    3
                                                                                                              to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review)
                                                                                                              Copyright © 2009
                                                                                                                               falls per
exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a
  Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia;

  We know fall risk can be
  w
    Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research      tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the
                                                                                Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor
  Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age                        community (Review)
                                                                            whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w
  reduced by exercise
  Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and
  k
    Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney,          Gillespie
                                                                                           the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8
                                                                            mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH
  Australia.                                                                      A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi
  Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms
  for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW         cise and concluded that some exercise programs can
  2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review
  Effective Exercise for the Prevention                                     falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro
  and Meta-Analysis
  DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x                                     balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr
   Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w
   Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k
  JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008
  r 2008, Copyright the Authors
  Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society                                                                                                                                                                                0002-8614
  OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls        Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis
  prevention in older people and establish whether particular
  trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are
  associated with larger reductions in falls.

       High dosage of exercise is required (eg > 50 hrs or twice/week for 25 weeks).
  DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random-
  ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo-                                                            This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library
  ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in                                                                   2009, Issue 4
  those who did not exercise were included.
  SETTING: Older people.                                           T     he development and implementation of effective and
                                                                         cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people
                                                                   is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries,
                                                                                                                                                                              http://www.thecochranelibrary.com



  PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care.

                      Video games might offer a way to ensure
                                                                   life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi-
  MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates.                                        mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least
  RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise           one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once

                             compliance with exercise
  was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with   annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury-
  9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence        related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the
  interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great-
GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95%
  est relative effects
                                                                   general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd.
                                                                                    3
                                                                                                              to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review)
                                                                                                              Copyright © 2009
                                                                                                                               falls per
Will older adults play video games?




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Will older adults play video games?

                Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009”
                  National survey of 1614 households




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Will older adults play video games?

                Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009”
                  National survey of 1614 households


      1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games




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Will older adults play video games?

                Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009”
                  National survey of 1614 households


      1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games

                912 aged 51-65 52% play video games




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Will older adults play video games?

                Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009”
                  National survey of 1614 households


      1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games

                912 aged 51-65 52% play video games

                           221 aged 65+, 51% play video games




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like Dance Dance Revolution




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Dance Dance Revolution to
       reduce fall risk and increase
            physical activity



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Use DDR to measure
     fall risk over time




                           Fall risk
                                       Date




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Use DDR to measure
     fall risk over time




                           Fall risk
                                       Date




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Use DDR to measure
     fall risk over time




                           Fall risk
                                       Date




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Use DDR to measure                  Mrs Smith, it looks like you have

     fall risk over time                been a bit unsteady on your feet
                                         lately. Is there anything we can
                                                     do for you?




                            Fall risk
       Provide health
  information feedback to
   older person and their
                                        Date
      support network




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Use DDR to measure                  Mrs Smith, it looks like you have

     fall risk over time                been a bit unsteady on your feet
                                         lately. Is there anything we can
                                                     do for you?




                            Fall risk
       Provide health
  information feedback to
   older person and their
                                        Date
      support network


      Videogames as a
   telehealth technology
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Where to from here?




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Where to from here?

      Instructor




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 as found, pairwise
Video Games for Independent
 Living: An NBN Technology

   Older adults/ people with
         health issues
                Cognitive
    Physical




                                     ViGIL:ANT
                            Social




       Videogame designers/
       developers/publishers

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Video Games for Independent
 Living: An NBN Technology
                                                 Physical
   Older adults/ people with
                                                  DDR
         health issues
                Cognitive
    Physical




                                     ViGIL:ANT
                            Social




       Videogame designers/
       developers/publishers

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Video Games for Independent
 Living: An NBN Technology
                                                       Physical
   Older adults/ people with
                                                        DDR
         health issues


                                                       Cognitive
                Cognitive
    Physical




                                     ViGIL:ANT
                            Social
                                                 strategy, memory logic
                                                         games




       Videogame designers/
       developers/publishers

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Video Games for Independent
 Living: An NBN Technology
                                                       Physical
   Older adults/ people with
                                                        DDR
         health issues


                                                       Cognitive
                Cognitive
    Physical




                                     ViGIL:ANT
                            Social
                                                 strategy, memory logic
                                                         games




       Videogame designers/                              Social
       developers/publishers                     casual, online games
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A recent example

     Upper limb function following
     stroke is a major barrier to
     independence




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A recent example

     Upper limb function following
     stroke is a major barrier to
     independence




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A recent example

     Upper limb function following
     stroke is a major barrier to
     independence




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How do we build a Games for Health industry?




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How do we build a Games for Health industry?




      Game
                                              Health
    developers
                                           researchers
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How do we build a Games for Health industry?

                 WTF?                blah blah
                                        blah




      Game
                                                    Health
    developers
                                                 researchers
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How do we build a Games for Health industry?




      Game
                                              Health
    developers
                                           researchers
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Market size




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Market size
                The number of people in NSW alone aged 65
                and older is estimated to be just over 931,000

                Every year more than 60,000
                Australians have a stroke,

                The cost of strokes to the Australian economy
                is in excess of $2 billion per annum




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Market size
                The number of people in NSW alone aged 65
                and older is estimated to be just over 931,000

                 Every year more than 60,000
                 Australians have a stroke,

                The cost of strokes to the Australian economy
                is in excess of $2 billion per annum

 Distribution?



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Market size
                The number of people in NSW alone aged 65
                and older is estimated to be just over 931,000

                 Every year more than 60,000
                 Australians have a stroke,

                The cost of strokes to the Australian economy
                is in excess of $2 billion per annum

 Distribution?

                        Certification?
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Market size
                The number of people in NSW alone aged 65
                and older is estimated to be just over 931,000

                 Every year more than 60,000
                 Australians have a stroke,

                The cost of strokes to the Australian economy
                is in excess of $2 billion per annum

 Distribution?                                        Revenue model?

                        Certification?
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Thank you
                                       for hanging
                                        on till the
                s.smith@neura.edu.au   bitter end.
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  • 1. Videogame s a “serious” health technology Stuart Smith
  • 2. Background Games for fall prevention Games for stroke rehabilitation Building an Australian Serious Games for Health GameTech 2011 industry
  • 3. But before all of that...... GameTech 2011
  • 4. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health GameTech 2011
  • 5. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health increased aggression and violence GameTech 2011
  • 6. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health increased aggression and violence addiction to gameplay GameTech 2011
  • 7. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health increased aggression and violence addiction to gameplay increased sedentary behaviour GameTech 2011
  • 8. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health increased aggression and violence addiction to gameplay increased sedentary behaviour epileptic seizures GameTech 2011
  • 9. But before all of that...... Video games have often received bad press with respect to health increased aggression and violence addiction to gameplay increased sedentary behaviour epileptic seizures Wii knee, haemothorax and ruptured tendons GameTech 2011
  • 10. However..... games can be seriously considered GameTech 2011
  • 16. Technology Research for Independent Living GameTech 2011
  • 17. Technology Research for Independent Living GameTech 2011
  • 18. Ethnography Cognitive Social Falls Technology Research for Independent Living Technology Platform Develop technology for in-home monitoring of factors associated with falls, cognitive function and social connectivity in older adults GameTech 2011
  • 19. Use of technology for monitoring health and promoting independent living in older adults. Australian TRIL GameTech 2011
  • 20. Use of technology for monitoring health and promoting independent living in older adults. Regional, rural and remote areas Australian TRIL GameTech 2011
  • 21. Use of technology for monitoring health and promoting independent living in older adults. Regional, rural and remote areas Australian TRIL GameTech 2011
  • 22. Use of technology for monitoring health and promoting independent living in older adults. Regional, rural and remote areas Australian TRIL GameTech 2011
  • 23. Can existing technology facilitate independent living in older adults? GameTech 2011
  • 24. Can existing technology facilitate independent living in older adults? GameTech 2011
  • 25. Everyday objects are digital GameTech 2011
  • 26. Television most familiar of all. Everyday objects are digital GameTech 2011
  • 28. Can we use the television to facilitate independent living? GameTech 2011
  • 29. Can we use the television to facilitate independent living? GameTech 2011
  • 30. Can we use the television to facilitate independent living? GameTech 2011
  • 31. Can we use the television to facilitate independent living? GameTech 2011
  • 32. Here’s a significant health issue Falls are a major factor for reduced independence in older adults 1/3 community dwelling older adults fall each year GameTech 2011
  • 33. Here’s a significant health issue Falls are a major factor for reduced independence in older adults 1/3 community dwelling older adults fall each year Total health cost to NSW !"#$%&'()#&'#$*&)$+,-.$,/$ 0*11-$%&2345$67,&8$91)#4$:#,;1#$ $ $ alone in 2006/2007 $553M (&$<#=$>,3."$?*1#-$@AABCADE $18,454 per hospital admission !"#$%&'("(&")*+",$-.(/ GameTech 2011
  • 34. exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia; We know fall risk can be w Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age community (Review) whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w reduced by exercise Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and k Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney, Gillespie the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8 mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH Australia. A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW cise and concluded that some exercise programs can 2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review Effective Exercise for the Prevention falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro and Meta-Analysis DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008 r 2008, Copyright the Authors Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society 0002-8614 OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis prevention in older people and establish whether particular trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are associated with larger reductions in falls. DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random- ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo- This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in 2009, Issue 4 those who did not exercise were included. SETTING: Older people. T he development and implementation of effective and cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries, http://www.thecochranelibrary.com PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care. life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi- MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates. mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury- 9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great- GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95% est relative effects general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd. 3 to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review) Copyright © 2009 falls per
  • 35. exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia; We know fall risk can be w Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age community (Review) whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w reduced by exercise Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and k Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney, Gillespie the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8 mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH Australia. A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW cise and concluded that some exercise programs can 2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review Effective Exercise for the Prevention falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro and Meta-Analysis DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008 r 2008, Copyright the Authors Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society 0002-8614 OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis prevention in older people and establish whether particular trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are associated with larger reductions in falls. High dosage of exercise is required (eg > 50 hrs or twice/week for 25 weeks). DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random- ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo- This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in 2009, Issue 4 those who did not exercise were included. SETTING: Older people. T he development and implementation of effective and cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries, http://www.thecochranelibrary.com PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care. life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi- MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates. mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury- 9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great- GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95% est relative effects general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd. 3 to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review) Copyright © 2009 falls per
  • 36. exercise programs that differ greatly in their aims a Health and School of Public Health, University of Sydney, Sydney, Australia; We know fall risk can be w Falls and Balance Research Group, Prince of Wales Medical Research tent. Meta-analysis should therefore involvein the Interventions for preventing falls in older people living explor Institute, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia; §Clinical Age community (Review) whether these factors ‘‘explain’’ (are associated w reduced by exercise Research Unit, Kings College Hospital, London, United Kingdom; and k Department of Geriatric Medicine, Prince of Wales Hospital, Sydney, Gillespie the effect of exercise Gates S, Cumming 7,8 mates ofLD, Robertson MC, Gillespie WJ, Lamb SE,programs.RG, Rowe BH Australia. A Cochrane review of fall prevention strategi Address correspondence to Dr. Catherine Sherrington, The George Institute ducted separate meta-analyses on different forms for International Health, PO Box M201, Missenden Road, Sydney NSW cise and concluded that some exercise programs can 2050, Australia. E-mail: csherrington@george.org.au of Falls: A Systematic Review Effective Exercise for the Prevention falls in community dwellers (e.g., home exercise pro and Meta-Analysis DOI: 10.1111/j.1532-5415.2008.02014.x balance and strength training, a Tai Chi group progr Catherine Sherrington, PhD,Ã wz Julie C. Whitney, MSc,§ Stephen R. Lord, DSc,w Robert D. Herbert, PhD,Ã Robert G. Cumming, PhD, z and Jacqueline C. T. Close, MDw k JAGS 56:2234–2243, 2008 r 2008, Copyright the Authors Journal compilation r 2008, The American Geriatrics Society 0002-8614 OBJECTIVES: To determine the effects of exercise on falls Key words: falls; exercise; meta-analysis prevention in older people and establish whether particular trial characteristics or components of exercise programs are associated with larger reductions in falls. High dosage of exercise is required (eg > 50 hrs or twice/week for 25 weeks). DESIGN: Systematic review with meta-analysis. Random- ized controlled trials that compared fall rates in older peo- This is a reprint of a Cochrane review, prepared and maintained by The Cochrane Collaboration and published in The Cochrane Library ple who undertook exercise programs with fall rates in 2009, Issue 4 those who did not exercise were included. SETTING: Older people. T he development and implementation of effective and cost-efficient strategies to prevent falls in older people is an urgent global health challenge. In developed countries, http://www.thecochranelibrary.com PARTICIPANTS: General community and residential care. Video games might offer a way to ensure life expectancy for people aged 65 years old is approxi- MEASUREMENTS: Fall rates. mately 17 years for men and 21 years for women. At least RESULTS: The pooled estimate of the effect of exercise one-third of people aged 65 and older fall at least once compliance with exercise was that it reduced the rate of falling by 17% (44 trials with annually,1 and falls account for more than half of the injury- 9,603 participants, rate ratio (RR) 5 0.83, 95% confidence related hospitalizations for older people.2 Fall rates in the interval (CI) 5 0.75–0.91, Po.001, I2 5 62%). The great- GameTech 2011 of exercise on fall rates (RR 5 0.58, 95% est relative effects general older population are reported Interventions1.2The Cochrane Collaboration. Publishedthe community & Sons, Ltd. 3 to be for preventing falls in older people living in by John Wiley (Review) Copyright © 2009 falls per
  • 37. Will older adults play video games? GameTech 2011
  • 38. Will older adults play video games? Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009” National survey of 1614 households GameTech 2011
  • 39. Will older adults play video games? Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009” National survey of 1614 households 1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games GameTech 2011
  • 40. Will older adults play video games? Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009” National survey of 1614 households 1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games 912 aged 51-65 52% play video games GameTech 2011
  • 41. Will older adults play video games? Brand (2009) “Interactive Australia 2009” National survey of 1614 households 1034 individuals aged 36-50, 58% play video games 912 aged 51-65 52% play video games 221 aged 65+, 51% play video games GameTech 2011
  • 42. like Dance Dance Revolution GameTech 2011
  • 44. Dance Dance Revolution to reduce fall risk and increase physical activity GameTech 2011
  • 45. Use DDR to measure fall risk over time Fall risk Date GameTech 2011
  • 46. Use DDR to measure fall risk over time Fall risk Date GameTech 2011
  • 47. Use DDR to measure fall risk over time Fall risk Date GameTech 2011
  • 48. Use DDR to measure Mrs Smith, it looks like you have fall risk over time been a bit unsteady on your feet lately. Is there anything we can do for you? Fall risk Provide health information feedback to older person and their Date support network GameTech 2011
  • 49. Use DDR to measure Mrs Smith, it looks like you have fall risk over time been a bit unsteady on your feet lately. Is there anything we can do for you? Fall risk Provide health information feedback to older person and their Date support network Videogames as a telehealth technology GameTech 2011
  • 50. Where to from here? GameTech 2011
  • 51. Where to from here? Instructor during quiet stance is the feet (normalized d is shown to be a ers.33 Subjects were ossible, for 1 minute e data from the force uter with a sampling ute the COP in the ns, respectively. detect outliers and ted for baseline and sttest using 1-way GameTech 2011 as found, pairwise
  • 52. Video Games for Independent Living: An NBN Technology Older adults/ people with health issues Cognitive Physical ViGIL:ANT Social Videogame designers/ developers/publishers GameTech 2011
  • 53. Video Games for Independent Living: An NBN Technology Physical Older adults/ people with DDR health issues Cognitive Physical ViGIL:ANT Social Videogame designers/ developers/publishers GameTech 2011
  • 54. Video Games for Independent Living: An NBN Technology Physical Older adults/ people with DDR health issues Cognitive Cognitive Physical ViGIL:ANT Social strategy, memory logic games Videogame designers/ developers/publishers GameTech 2011
  • 55. Video Games for Independent Living: An NBN Technology Physical Older adults/ people with DDR health issues Cognitive Cognitive Physical ViGIL:ANT Social strategy, memory logic games Videogame designers/ Social developers/publishers casual, online games GameTech 2011
  • 56. A recent example Upper limb function following stroke is a major barrier to independence GameTech 2011
  • 57. A recent example Upper limb function following stroke is a major barrier to independence GameTech 2011
  • 58. A recent example Upper limb function following stroke is a major barrier to independence GameTech 2011
  • 59. How do we build a Games for Health industry? GameTech 2011
  • 60. How do we build a Games for Health industry? Game Health developers researchers GameTech 2011
  • 61. How do we build a Games for Health industry? WTF? blah blah blah Game Health developers researchers GameTech 2011
  • 62. How do we build a Games for Health industry? Game Health developers researchers GameTech 2011
  • 64. Market size The number of people in NSW alone aged 65 and older is estimated to be just over 931,000 Every year more than 60,000 Australians have a stroke, The cost of strokes to the Australian economy is in excess of $2 billion per annum GameTech 2011
  • 65. Market size The number of people in NSW alone aged 65 and older is estimated to be just over 931,000 Every year more than 60,000 Australians have a stroke, The cost of strokes to the Australian economy is in excess of $2 billion per annum Distribution? GameTech 2011
  • 66. Market size The number of people in NSW alone aged 65 and older is estimated to be just over 931,000 Every year more than 60,000 Australians have a stroke, The cost of strokes to the Australian economy is in excess of $2 billion per annum Distribution? Certification? GameTech 2011
  • 67. Market size The number of people in NSW alone aged 65 and older is estimated to be just over 931,000 Every year more than 60,000 Australians have a stroke, The cost of strokes to the Australian economy is in excess of $2 billion per annum Distribution? Revenue model? Certification? GameTech 2011
  • 68. Thank you for hanging on till the s.smith@neura.edu.au bitter end. GameTech 2011

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