양방향 헬스케어 노인운동지도 시스템에서 인터랙션을 통한 기능성 게임 요소 도입 연구: 스마트경로당 전문가 심층 인터뷰를 중심으로
A Study on the Introduction of Functional Game Elements through Interaction in Bidirectional Healthcare Exercise Guidance Systems for Elderly Rehabilitation: Based on In-depth Interviews with Smart Senior Center Experts
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This study derives design principles for integrating serious game elements into bidirectional exercise guidance systems in smart senior centers. South Korea's rapidly aging population, particularly in rural areas, faces limited healthcare access and social isolation. The Smart Senior Center initiative uses ICT to connect instructors with multiple centers, yet sustaining elderly participation remains challenging. Through qualitative interviews with expert groups (practitioners, health specialists, HCI experts) and elderly participants at Ganghwa County Smart Senior Center (November-December 2024), five themes emerged: regional identity-based community formation, visual accessibility requirements, immediate feedback importance, balanced competition-collaboration design, and critical support staff roles. Seven design principles were derived: reflecting cultural context, prioritizing visual accessibility, providing immediate multi-sensory feedback, facilitating group interaction, balancing competition and collaboration, establishing human support systems, and ensuring technical simplicity. This research provides practical guidelines for elderly digital healthcare interaction design, contributing to health promotion and quality of life improvement. this study proposes a new analytical perspective for understanding digital image environments.
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This study derives design principles for integrating serious game elements into bidirectional exercise guidance systems in smart senior centers. South Korea's rapidly aging population, particularly in rural areas, faces limited healthcare access and social isolation. The Smart Senior Center initiative uses ICT to connect instructors with multiple centers, yet sustaining elderly participation remains challenging. Through qualitative interviews with expert groups (practitioners, health specialists, HCI experts) and elderly participants at Ganghwa County Smart Senior Center (November-December 2024), five themes emerged: regional identity-based community formation, visual accessibility requirements, immediate feedback importance, balanced competition-collaboration design, and critical support staff roles. Seven design principles were derived: reflecting cultural context, prioritizing visual accessibility, providing immediate multi-sensory feedback, facilitating group interaction, balancing competition and collaboration, establishing human support systems, and ensuring technical simplicity. This research provides practical guidelines for elderly digital healthcare interaction design, contributing to health promotion and quality of life improvement. this study proposes a new analytical perspective for understanding digital image environments.