It has been seen that a new game created today, in which the educational aspects of video games are at the forefront, enables young doctors working in emergency departments to put the diagnosis of trauma more clearly.
Video games have only recently been more fun than fun. Astronauts were put forward to think that they could play games to combat isolation, and at some point they were put into practice in some schools, thinking that they could also be used for educational purposes. Take the Night Shift, a medical video game on the iOS platform that facilitates doctors trauma diagnosis.
Designed by Deepika Mohan, a medical doctor and associate professor, and designed by Schell Games in Pittsburgh, developers at Night Shift are young emergency doctors who are obligated to treat patients suffering severe trauma. The intent of the game is to enter the relevant part of the brain, which combines previously acquired experiences with model-perception methods using subliminal mental short-circuits.
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