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DESCRIPTION:Committee:  Drs. Yong Pei\, Advisor\, Paul J. Hershberger\, Co-
 Advisor (Family Medicine)\, and Mateen RizkiABSTRACT:This thesis research 
 project focus on design and development of an immersion simulation-based t
 raining tool that help raise the social determinants of health (SDOH) awar
 eness among the health care providers. Compared to existing classroom lect
 ure and/or role-play based SDOH education approach\, our immersion-simulat
 ion based approach provides an easy access and highly realistic experience
  to such training curriculum at anytime and anywhere with an Internet conn
 ection. Such an interactive and immersive exposure is critical to raise SD
 OH awareness and maintain long-lasting sympathy towards actual patients in
  practice\, and thus help providers to be better prepared when encounterin
 g with those patients.We take advantage of the latest advances in mobile V
 R technologies to create the new SDOH training mobile game that is made av
 ailable using tablets and smartphone devices. Particularly\, this thesis h
 as contributed to the first mobile virtual immersion dedicated for SDOH tr
 aining. It presents specifically such Social determinants of health as num
 erous adverse childhood experiences (ACEs)\, SUD\, race and ethnicity\, un
 employment\, and single mothers. Finally\, a preliminary validation was ca
 rried out to assess its acceptance and effectiveness as a training tool. I
 t is evident from the data that this simulation is an effective learning p
 latform that helps providers: 1.) decrease any negative biases toward pati
 ents like Ebony\; and\, 2.) be a more understanding health professional.
DTSTART;TZID=America/New_York:20191213T100000
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LAST-MODIFIED:20191209T133126Z
LOCATION:304 Russ Engineering
SUMMARY:Masters Thesis Defense “Design and Development of an Immersive Simu
 lation for Social Determinants of Health Training” By Lahari Surapaneni
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