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The document discusses a presentation called "ParkinsonGaming" given at the Games for Health Europe Conference 2018 by Peter David Faasse and Lianne de Haan from Radboud University. It describes using gaming to help the 55,000 people in the Netherlands with Parkinson's disease work on motor skills and exercise, which can slow progression of the disease. Previous studies found Parkinson's patients enjoyed using the Kinect for retraining movements at home. The presenters want to develop a simple home game using criteria like few colors and short rounds to help patients achieve exercise goals and motivate continued physical activity. They are looking for investors to help create the game.

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GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
ParkinsonGaming
Peter David Faasse & Lianne de Haan
(Bio)medical sciences – Radboud Univeristy

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Sport vs. Health
• Parkinson Patients
• 55000 in the Netherlands
• Symptoms
- Stiffness
- Tremors
- Muscle weakness
- Slow speech
- Overall difficulties in motor skills
• Exercise slows down progression

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Parkinson movement group
• Observations
• Competition elements

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Questionnaire
33% - was ‘happy’
73% - not achievable excercise goals
69% - desires a solution
- Lack of motivation
- Lack of variation
- Fear of falling

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Concrete goal
• Interesting and feasible at home
• How?
• Interest in modern technologies amongst elderly
• Challenges in applying to target group

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Kinect
• Galna et al. (2014)
- Retraining method
- No adverse events
- Enjoyable at home
- Distracting
- Difficult

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Applying existing on movement group Arnhem
• 16 of 23 would use Kinect at home
• Short movie
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B31gIQJ1eLflOGpMbTk4WE5WLUU/view

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Criteria for designing our own game
- Only few colours, symbols and animations
- Low game speed
- Short rounds

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Simplicity
• Levels
• Competition system
• Rewards
• Music
• Large indication area
• Sitting position
• Help button
Functional design:

GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018
Parkinson Gaming
• Crushing cockroaches
• Early development stage
• Stopped production of Kinect
• Other options
• No sources or knowledge
• Many more ideas
• Searching for investors
Expertise and finance

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1. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 ParkinsonGaming Peter David Faasse & Lianne de Haan (Bio)medical sciences – Radboud Univeristy

2. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Sport vs. Health • Parkinson Patients • 55000 in the Netherlands • Symptoms - Stiffness - Tremors - Muscle weakness - Slow speech - Overall difficulties in motor skills • Exercise slows down progression

3. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Parkinson movement group • Observations • Competition elements

4. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Questionnaire 33% - was ‘happy’ 73% - not achievable excercise goals 69% - desires a solution - Lack of motivation - Lack of variation - Fear of falling

5. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Concrete goal • Interesting and feasible at home • How? • Interest in modern technologies amongst elderly • Challenges in applying to target group

6. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Kinect • Galna et al. (2014) - Retraining method - No adverse events - Enjoyable at home - Distracting - Difficult

7. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Applying existing on movement group Arnhem • 16 of 23 would use Kinect at home • Short movie https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B31gIQJ1eLflOGpMbTk4WE5WLUU/view

8. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Criteria for designing our own game - Only few colours, symbols and animations - Low game speed - Short rounds

9. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Simplicity • Levels • Competition system • Rewards • Music • Large indication area • Sitting position • Help button Functional design:

10. GAMES FOR HEALTH EUROPE CONFERENCE 2018 Parkinson Gaming • Crushing cockroaches • Early development stage • Stopped production of Kinect • Other options • No sources or knowledge • Many more ideas • Searching for investors Expertise and finance

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