YumeNavi Mini Lecture “Perinatal medicine and multidisciplinary collaboration conveyed through games”
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As a faculty member at Shinshu University, I gave lectures to high school students.
Game-Based Learning Content for Healthcare and Welfare
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M-Terrace in university publications, newspapers and online media.
Yume Navi Lecture
As a faculty member at Shinshu University, I gave lectures to high school students.
Shinshu University School of Medicine Official Topics
It was introduced that Assistant Professor Yukihide Miyosawa of the Department of Pediatrics, Shinshu University School of Medicine, has released a serious game called ``First Pregnancy Matsumoto/Ohita Region Edition'' that allows users to experience a simulated pregnancy experience.
Game*Spark
Under the supervision of Shinshu University School of Medicine, the Steam release of ``First Child Development Support'' was introduced as a serious game that allows you to experience the field of child development support, and the educational significance and game content were explained.
Gamer
Regarding the game ``First Pregnancy,'' which simulates the process from pregnancy to childbirth, an interview was conducted with Yukihide Miyosawa, who introduced the background behind the development and his thoughts on pediatric medical care and regional cooperation.
Shinshu University School of Medicine Official Topics
Assistant Professor Yukihide III Sawa of the Department of Pediatrics has developed a serious game with the theme of pediatric therapy and child development support, and it was introduced as an initiative aimed at promoting understanding among the various professions involved in medical care for children and developmental support.
4Gamer.net
The exhibition "First Child Development Support" at Tokyo Game Show 2024 was reported, and M Terrace's activities and efforts to support children in medical care were introduced.
Newsweek Japanese version
The serious game ``First Child Development Support,'' developed by Assistant Professor Yukihide Sanyosawa of the Department of Pediatrics, Shinshu University School of Medicine, was introduced along with information on its exhibition at the Tokyo Game Show.
@Press
ゲームの舞台となる児童発達支援センターや、ロールプレイング形式で児童発達支援の現場を体験できる特徴、M-TerraceのWebサイトからアクセスできることなどが紹介されました。
university journal online
As a serious game that simulates pediatric medical care and treatment, the efforts, objectives, and educational effects of Yukihide III, an assistant professor in the Department of Pediatrics, Shinshu University School of Medicine, and a team of students who developed ``First Child Development Support'' were introduced.
Chunichi Shimbun Web
妊娠から出産までの経過を疑似体験できるゲーム「はじめての妊娠」について、新生児医療を専門とする三代澤幸秀助教と医学部学生らによる一般社団法人M-Terraceが、長野県の地域発元気づくり支援金を活用して制作したことが紹介されました。
Shinano Mainichi Newspaper
In an interview with the Shinano Mainichi Shimbun, M-terrace's support for children in medical care and awareness/educational activities using serious games were introduced in the paper.
Shinshu University Researcher List
In the researcher directory on Shinshu University's official website, Assistant Professor Yukihide Miyosawa was featured as a researcher who works on perinatal and pediatric medicine, socially high-risk pregnant women, medical care infant support, and multidisciplinary collaboration in Serious Games as an original approach to neonatal medicine.
Nikkei Cross Trend (XTrend)
Through the serious game introduced at the exhibition booth, the efforts of Assistant Professor Miyosawa and M Terrace were introduced as a ``serious game developed by Shinshu University School of Medicine to learn about pediatric medicine.''
4Gamer.net
As a report for the Japan Digital Game Society's ``Gamify Network 17th Study Session'', Yukihide III Sawa from the Department of Pediatrics, Shinshu University School of Medicine gave a lecture. The development history and social background, multi-disciplinary collaboration, and co-production with medical students were introduced in detail for ``Learn neonatal care through games'', ``First time in NICU'', ``First time on infection control'', and ``First time in child development support''.
Asahi Shimbun
The Asahi Shimbun Digital Edition introduced Assistant Professor Yukihide III's efforts and development history for the serious game "My First NICU" to learn about the duties of nurses working in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU).
Abema Hills (ABEMA)
Assistant Professor Yukihide Miyosawa appeared on Abema Hills and talked about the development background of the serious game "My First NICU" and its use in medical education.
Through media coverage, we aim to convey to society the issues of pediatric medical care and child support through medical care in an easy-to-understand manner, and to generate interest from as many people as possible. We hope that the experiential method of serious games will help people from a variety of professions, including not only medical professionals, but also students, families, and local supporters, come to a common understanding and collaborate more easily. We also hope to expand the possibilities of medical education by presenting a new way of learning called gamification to medical students and young medical professionals. Furthermore, the aim is to strengthen the dissemination of information to local expectant mothers and their families, reduce anxiety about childbirth, childcare, and medical treatment, and contribute to creating an environment where children can be raised with peace of mind.
We will continue to actively disseminate information in conjunction with the release of new serious games and provide practical reports on medical support for children and family support. Additionally, through industry-academia-government collaboration and collaborative projects with companies, we will increase opportunities for more people to learn about the possibilities of gamification. We will continue to propose new models for medical education and solving social issues by strengthening our communication both online and offline, such as publishing content on YouTube and speaking at academic conferences and events.