The Application of Anthropomorphic Gamification within Transitional Healthcare: A conceptual framework

N. M. Tuah, G. Wills, A. Ranchhod
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This paper proposes a framework for the application of anthropomorphic interfaces in gamification for transitional healthcare. The framework bridges the theories around anthropomorphic research, gamification research, transitional health research, with the views of 15 field experts and a survey of 33 users. Patients in transitional healthcare process requires additional tools to assist them in following the transitional process, particularly in learning and managing their health condition. A different design of anthropomorphic interface applied within gamification could help to motivate the patients in going through their transition process, and thus may result in a change of behaviour towards self-manage. The framework consists of four factors; elements of an anthropomorphic interface, game elements for gamification, motivational elements, and requirements for transitional healthcare. Through triangulation of the literature, experts and users, these four factors were considered to be important and relevant elements of the framework. This validated the framework for anthropomorphic interfaces in gamification for transitional healthcare applications.
拟人化游戏化在转型医疗中的应用:一个概念框架
本文提出了拟人界面在过渡医疗游戏化中的应用框架。该框架将拟人化研究、游戏化研究、过渡健康研究等理论与15名实地专家的观点和对33名用户的调查联系起来。处于过渡医疗过程中的患者需要额外的工具来帮助他们遵循过渡过程,特别是在了解和管理他们的健康状况方面。在游戏化中应用不同的拟人化界面设计可以帮助激励患者完成他们的过渡过程,从而可能导致自我管理行为的改变。该框架包括四个因素;拟人化界面的元素、游戏化的游戏元素、动机元素和过渡医疗保健的需求。通过对文献、专家和用户的三角测量,这四个因素被认为是框架的重要和相关元素。这验证了过渡医疗保健应用游戏化中拟人化接口的框架。
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