Tailored Interactive 3D animation

Master thesis (2020)

Authors

S.A. Steenbergen Industrial Design Engineering

Contributors

Valentijn T. Visch Form and Experience (mentor)
Niko J.H. Vegt Form and Experience (graduation committee member)
Faculty
Industrial Design Engineering, Industrial Design Engineering
Copyright: © 2020 Selwyn Steenbergen
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Published Date

06-03-2020

Language

English

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Faculty

Industrial Design Engineering

Abstract

In 2020 the law ‘informed consent’ is renewed, with the aim to strengthen the patient’s position in the field of shared health decision making. Research showed that patients only recall 20% of the information provided by their medical specialist.Therefore other information materials are offered, to ensure the patient can comprehend the other 80% of health information. Nevertheless, these materials do not satisfy all patient’s needs concerning health information preferences. A qualitative research is conducted to gather knowledge of the health information preferences of non-muscle invasive bladder cancer patients. Based on these findings a tailored interactive animation is developed. The animation is used in a second qualitative research to learn if this material better meets the patient’s needs, compared to current resources as a traditional folder and 3D animation.