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Flow

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Flow combines a whole system interactive serious game model, to visualise patient journeys within a hospital. It integrates games mechanics and decision architectures, with a specific emphasis on urgent or semi-urgent unscheduled care within the Flow Navigation System. This targeted focus aims to highlight potential efficiency gains and support scenario planning, contributing to optimized healthcare processes and aligning healthcare practices with environmental sustainability goals.

About the Project

Flow combines a whole system interactive serious game model, to visualise patient journeys within a hospital. It integrates games mechanics and decision architectures, with a specific emphasis on urgent or semi-urgent unscheduled care within the Flow Navigation System. This targeted focus aims to highlight potential efficiency gains and support scenario planning, contributing to optimized healthcare processes and aligning healthcare practices with environmental sustainability goals.

A collaborative project, funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, as part of the Future Observatory programme, and led by the University of Strathclyde and University of Dundee (DJCAD), with Heriot-Watt University, Abertay University, and the University of Edinburgh, NHS Scotland, industry partners, and public sector stakeholders.