Maheu-Cadotte et al [1] reviewed end user involvement in the development of serious
games for health professionals' education. They identified 45 games that were evaluated in …

Background Serious educational games have shown effectiveness in improving various
health outcomes. Previous reviews of health education games have focused on specific …

Background On the basis of ethical and methodological arguments, numerous calls have
been made to increase the involvement of end users in the development of serious games …

The usefulness and effectiveness of specific serious games in the medical domain is often
unclear. This is caused by a lack of supporting evidence on validity of individual games, as …

Background The idea of using serious games to effectuate better outcomes in health care
has gained significant traction among a growing community of researchers, developers, and …

Background: The United States spends more than US $100 billion annually on the impact of
medication misuse. Serious games are effective and innovative digital tools for educating …

Background: Serious games are being used to train specific technical skills in medicine, and
most research has been done for surgical skills. It is not known if these games improve …

Background: Overall, 75% of health care practitioners are women, but half of all females do
not play digital games of any kind. There is no consensus in the literature regarding optimal …

Background: The idea of using serious games to effectuate better outcomes in healthcare
has gained significant traction among a growing community of researchers, developers and …

Background: Serious games for medical education have seen a resurgence in recent years,
partly due to the growth of the video game industry and the ability of such games to support …