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    Three female healthcare professionals - an intern nurse, a nurse, and a PhD student in the medical field - were asked questions about their work, gaming habits, and preferences for a potential medical simulation game. The intern nurse works 8 hours a day to gain nursing experience. The nurse works 10 hours a day, motivated to provide patient care and save lives. The PhD student studies 7 hours a day to further medical research. All three think human error should be avoided and would be interested in a simulation game that provides realistic experiences to prevent errors.

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    Three female healthcare professionals - an intern nurse, a nurse, and a PhD student in the medical field - were asked questions about their work, gaming habits, and preferences for a potential medical simulation game. The intern nurse works 8 hours a day to gain nursing experience. The nurse works 10 hours a day, motivated to provide patient care and save lives. The PhD student studies 7 hours a day to further medical research. All three think human error should be avoided and would be interested in a simulation game that provides realistic experiences to prevent errors.

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    Three female healthcare professionals - an intern nurse, a nurse, and a PhD student in the medical field - were asked questions about their work, gaming habits, and preferences for a potential medical simulation game. The intern nurse works 8 hours a day to gain nursing experience. The nurse works 10 hours a day, motivated to provide patient care and save lives. The PhD student studies 7 hours a day to further medical research. All three think human error should be avoided and would be interested in a simulation game that provides realistic experiences to prevent errors.

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    Name Jia, female, 23, Chinese Diane, female, 23, Chinese Sophia, female, 25, Chinese

    Job title/student type Intern nurse Nurse PhD. student in medical field
    1.How long do you work/study every
    8hours 10hours 7hours
    day?
    2.What motivates your work? Have more nurse experience. Practice Provide care for her patients. Save life. Do more research about medical to
    nursing skills. help improve the quality of medical
    products.
    3.Do you play games? Have you Yes. I play games usually on weekend. Not so much. I am busy with my work. Yes, I have played some games to help
    played serious game, which help you me learn something.
    learn?
    4.What kind of game would you like? Action/adventure Games can help relax/entertainment. Simulation games

    5.What kind of game that you don’t Board game Action or with violent elements Horror game
    like?
    6.Do you think the human error should Yes. Definitely. Yes. Yes.
    be completely avoided because it will
    cause unexpected consequences?
    7.If there is a game that could help you Provide vivid experience. I am not sure. I haven’t experienced. I hope it could be a simulation game
    prevent human error, what do you want Have interaction between player and But I hope it could have some with authentic environment, and I
    it to be like? character. background or storyline. could play many times and I won’t feel
    bored.
    8.If there is a game that could help you Just click and click. I am not sure. Will that have some Not just click and click.
    prevent human error, what will you action parts? I don’t like action game.
    dislike?
    9.If there is a game that could help you Simulation seems like very proper in Simulation Whatever the type of game.
    prevent human error, do you prefer a medical field. But I am ok with any
    simulation one or other types? types of game.
    10.Could you please use one quote to I love serving people in whatever way I'm always mindful of what I touch Doing research will also could
    conclude yourself? I can. My job doesn't end at work. I because we touch everything, and I contribute to the society.
    also volunteer after work. wash my hands all of the time.

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