SIM-CIG: A Serious Game to Practice and Improve Clinical Guidelines Adoption Based on Computer-Interpretable Guidelines.

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2019
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Abstract
Serious games have been used to increase the accuracy and usege of clinical guidelines during routine clinical practice. This document presents the development of a serious game called SIM-GIC, a video game designed to simulate virtual patients and evaluate the decision making of players based on computer-interpretable clinical guidelines. The system is currently being developed with a content focus on antenatal care guidelines, where a number of obstetric guidelines were coded in XML files.
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Authors Uribe-Ocampo, Sebastian;Torres, Ever A;Luna, Ivan F;Florez-Arango, Jose F;Smith, Jack W;
Journal Studies in health technology and informatics
Year 2019
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10.3233/SHTI190753
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