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Articles de protocole de rechercheResearch protocol articles

Scoping Review Protocol on the Use of Digital Serious Games for Patients and Caregivers Education in Acute Care SettingsProtocole d’une revue de la portée sur l’utilisation des jeux sérieux numériques dans l’enseignement aux patients et à leurs proches dans le contexte des soins aigus[Notice]

  • Émilie Paul-Savoie ORCID logo,
  • Mikaël Gingras ORCID logo,
  • Assma Grini ORCID logo et
  • Émilie Gosselin ORCID logo

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Correspondance | Correspondence

Émilie Gosselin emilie.gosselin3@usherbrooke.ca

Authors’ contribution

ÉPS developed the scoping review protocol in collaboration with ÉG and AG, including the formulation of the research questions and the design of the data extraction grid. The search strategy was developed by AG, in collaboration with a nursing student and a research librarian. AG will perform the literature search and study selection, with screening conducted by AG, MG, and ÉPS. ÉG will serve as third reviewer in case of conflicts. ÉPS and MG will extract the data. ÉPS will lead the analysis and present the findings at an international conference. This protocol article was written by ÉPS and ÉG and revised by all authors.

Funding

This project is funded by the Quebec Pain Research Network.

Statement of conflict of interest

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

Generative Artificial Intelligence (AI) and AI-assisted technologies statement

The authors declare that no generative AI tools and AI-assisted technologies were used to generate original content or to analyze data. Generative AI (Microsoft Copilot, current version) was used only in a limited capacity to assist with the wording of certain sentences in sections reviewing literature or explaining the theoretical framework, in accordance with ethical guidelines.

Ethics certificate number

An ethics certificate is not required for a synthesis of existing literature, as it does not involve human participants or primary data collection.

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