towards model game-based rehabilitation information system
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TOWARDS MODEL-GAME-
BASED REHABILITATION
INFORMATION SYSTEM
Juan González Calleros
Josefina Guerrero García
Helmik Escamilla Torres
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. STATE OF THE ART
3. METHODOLOGY
4. VALIDATION
5. CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Every day people suffer accidents like drops at home, sometimes
the people have physical and cognitive injuries.
World Health Organization: Involuntary events that make lose
balance and give the body ground or other firm surface to stop it.
37.3 million people suffer some accident each year.
Although fall accidents can be fatal, in most cases they are
Although fall accidents can be fatal, in most cases they are
INTRODUCTION
Sound knowledge
Physical Movement
Touch
Colour identification
Slowing of postural control
Lenguage development
Imagination
Object manipulatio
Decreased visual acuty
Imitation
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. STATE OF THE ART
3. METHODOLOGY
4. VALIDATION
5. CONCLUSION
STATE OF THE ART
Compensation approach
Restoration approach
Metacognitive approach
Virtual Reality approach
An environmental-aided change
Replacement-optimization
Physical rehabilitation are addressed according to the goals
We found many approaches but
not clearly applicable to
technology
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. STATE OF THE ART
3. METHODOLOGY
4. VALIDATION
5. CONCLUSION
METHODOLOGY
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. STATE OF THE ART
3. METHODOLOGY
4. VALIDATION
5. CONCLUSION
VALIDATION Participatory observation
Interview
Determine their needs
Formally presented in a
process model diagram
Challenge
Effort recognition
Sharing and cooperation
Imagination
Ordered Recognition board
Emoticons
Points
Stars
VALIDATION
VALIDATION
VALIDATION
The system model
containing the
integration of games and
how to interact with them
VALIDATION
System use (SYSUSE-Q1 to 8)
information quality (INFOQUAL-Q9 to 15)
interface quality (INTERQUAL-Q16 to 18),
overall estimation (OVERALL-Q19)
After that the physiotherapists had to fill in as honestly as possible the IBM
Computer Satisfaction Usability Questionnaire (CSUQ).
The worst score is related to documentation (Avg = 6.3 but lower lever in
5.9), which is understandable since we lack to put all messages needed
VALIDATION
OUTLINE
1. INTRODUCTION
2. STATE OF THE ART
3. METHODOLOGY
4. VALIDATION
5. CONCLUSION
CONCLUSION
Clinical record
Serious games
Methodology
Validation
We introduce a serious game approach for physiotherapy rehabilitation
as a solution to the lack of motivation to stay on track with theirs
rehabilitation
CONCLUSION – WORK TO DO
Modeling cognitive or physical patientSerious games.
Seguimiento de los tratamientos a los pacientes
Gameplay
More games
Work for physiotherapy rehabilitation is extensive
FUTURE WORK
Review the quality of each gameSerious
games
Systematize the creation of a new game
Although some bases have already defined, we have to improve the
content of our system
THANKS!
Juan González Calleros [email protected]
Josefina Guerrero García [email protected]
Helmik Escamilla Torres [email protected]
Does anyone have any questions?