A DIALOG ON ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION: GAMIFICATION IN PERMANENT EDUCATION IN HEALTH

Lima, Lucas Vinícius de; Pavinati, Gabriel; Gonçalves, Luciane de Assis Rocha; Corsi, Carlos Alexandre Curylofo; Cabianchi, Ellen Catarine; Freitas, Rosane Almeida de; Baldissera, Vanessa Denardi Antoniassi

doi:10.1590/ce.v28i0.91377

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ORIGINAL ARTICLE • Cogit. Enferm. 28 • 2023 • https://doi.org/10.1590/ce.v28i0.91377 copy

A DIALOG ON ORGAN AND TISSUE DONATION: GAMIFICATION IN PERMANENT EDUCATION IN HEALTH

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HIGHLIGHTS

We noticed certain weakness in knowledge about the theme among the workers.

Our strategy inspired engagement and motivation in the teaching-learning process.

We discovered the potential of gamification in permanent education in health.

We emphasize the importance of professional nurses as educators.

ABSTRACT

Objective:

to systematize the teaching-service partnership experience in the creation and application of a virtual game on organ and tissue donation as a proposal for permanent education in health.

Method:

systematization of an experience, conducted through documentary analysis, involving the process to create and apply an educational gamification practice by Nursing students, professors and professionals who developed the strategy and applied it at a university hospital in southern Brazil in September 2020.

Results:

given the health context imposed by COVID-19, the virtual game consisting of 20 questions about the organ and tissue donation process for transplants, as a strategy for ongoing health education, inspired engagement and motivation among the professionals, who showed limited knowledge about the theme and evaluated the strategy as positive.

Conclusion:

a potential path to be replicated in different contexts and scenarios was made evident, stimulating and encouraging the care and education processes.

DESCRIPTORS:
Games and Toys; Educational Technology; Nursing Education; Health Personnel; Tissue Donation

Question
For a person to be a donor, it is necessary that they express their will in writing in some document.
Organ donation deforms the body.
Organ donation benefits many people.
After organ donation, the body needs to be buried in a sealed coffin.
Almost all body organs and tissues can be donated.
The donor’s family needs to bear all the costs related to the donation.
There is at least one religion against organ donation.
People aged over 70 years old cannot be organ or tissue donors.
The age limit to be a cornea donor is 70 years old.
People with hepatitis can donate kidneys or liver.
People in better financial conditions are among the first in the waiting list to receive organs.
Anyone who receives an organ from another person starts to behave and/or act like the deceased.
It is possible that a patient with brain death comes back to life.
All patients with brain death are considered potential donors.
The donor’s family cannot choose the recipient for the donated organs.
After the donation, the donor’s family can meet the recipient.
In the case of a patient with brain death whose family refuses organ donation, the devices should be disconnected.
Tissue donation is possible after a patient suffers a cardiac arrest.
Definite tattoos and makeup are absolute contraindications for organ donation.
A transplanted patient that suffers an accident or dies can donate the organ(s) they received in their own transplant.

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[1] Corresponding author: Lucas Vinícius de Lima Instituição vinculada: Universidade Estadual de Maringá Av. Colombo, 5790, Campus Universitário, Bloco 02 - Zona 7, Maringá - PR, 87020-900 E-mail: lvl.vinicius@gmail.com