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http://pamkato.wordpress.com/2012/02/28/10-tips-for-finding-a-developer-to-make-your-first-serious-game/ ... Read More »

Read the background to an article that appeared in a commercial video game magazine about a serious game to improve patient safety among young doctors that was presented at the Intenational Conference for Quality and Safety in Health Care in Amsterdam in 2011.  ... Read More »

Why do we do dosing studies for drugs and devices but we don't for the games we are making for health? Here are some of my thoughts that appear in my general blog:  Serious Games and Health: Where are the Dosing Studies? ... Read More »

In response to a request from Martin Young on Twitter http://twitter.com/#!/MartinYoung/status/58424061243572224 here are the key doc2doc metrics from January 2011 onwards...
January 2011 No of members: 38,655 Page views: 51,475 February 2011 No of members: 40,155 Page views: 51,475 March 2011 No of members: ... Read More »

Pamela Kato to blog on making video games to save lives. ... Read More »

With all the buzz about the iPad and also for being very much into Apple products, I obviously couldn't wait to get my hands on the iPad and yes! I managed to get one even before it was available in the UK as I was in the US shortly after it's release there. I reckoned, among other things, that medical apps would look ... Read More »

BMJ have teamed up with The King’s Fund to look at ways clinicians can improve services to patients in a cold economic climate. This house believes that the NHS will not be able to cut costs without substantially damaging the quality of healthcare.   The debate aims to explore tensions between cutting costs and ... Read More »

It’s been a while since my last blog (iPad—the future of slate computing? Hype would have you believe it is.) In that time the ipad has launched, Greek gods have been angered and the UK is going into a general election. ... Read More »

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