Medicine & Health, Social Sciences, Research

Gamified interprofessional medical education: A systematic review and psychological analysis

This is a simple report on a systematic review I have worked on since July 2024 and my learning experience. The review is ongoing and might be converted into a meta-analysis. The final manuscript will be submitted for publication by the end of November. Protocol DOI: 10.37766/inplasy2024.9.0035
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Ng Yui Hin
Student , University of Hong Kong
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This is by no means a very technical report and is, instead, a summary of my learning experience, research methodology and preliminary results. Details of the search strategy and the inclusion and exclusion criteria will be mentioned in the final manuscript. If you have questions on any specific procedures used or on the raw data I have collected, feel free to message me! Special thanks to Amber Wong for her support during the screening process.

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Ng Yui Hin (He/Him)
Student , University of Hong Kong

Hi, I'm Hin, a year 3 student at The University of Hong Kong. I major in Psychology and Neuroscience, and will be conducting my research project at HKU's LKS Faulty of Medicine. The project aims to investigate the efficacy of gamified inter-professional education in the promotion of knowledge co-construction in the context of cancer treatment.

In my free time, I like to catch up on recent neuroscience literature and draft up research proposals with friends. I also enjoy singing and drawing, and have a few vids on YouTube! Oh, and if I am not fatigued from work, I sometimes code for fun (mostly in Python, but not a pro). I usually rework my code in previous projects, optimise them or find new ways to write them...... and if I am really, really free......maybe start a new project????

I'd love to connect with anyone who loves doing research, creating or listening to music, and starting fun projects because of that cool idea that popped up in a daydream. 

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Amber Wong
over 1 year ago

Fantastic work! Hope to see your published article soon. 

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