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Medical Careers: an online game to study online gaming and process addictions

2017-10-23

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This article was migrated. The article was not marked as recommended. As part of an e-learning project for medical students, designed to highlight some problems and approaches around addictions, we created some virtual patients to accompany an online primer. For the section on process addictions, we created an online game, modeled on the classic board game 'Careers'. In this article, we describe how we used the Op...

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Literature Corpus work: a9d4e4d3-c7c8-5675-a4c4-28136484bbcc
DOI: 10.15694/mep.2017.000190

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