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Therapeutic patient education for children

Leo the Wolf

Leo accompanies children with cystic fibrosis as they learn about aerosol therapy. Through play, they discover the equipment, the treatment steps and opportunities to talk about them with their care team.

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Feedback on Léo le loup from the CRCM healthcare team at Nancy University Hospital.

Who is it for? Children with cystic fibrosis, families and therapeutic patient education teams.

A treatment becomes part of a story

The experience was created in VirtualSociety with the cystic fibrosis team and patient education unit at Nancy University Hospital. Healthcare professionals and patients also recorded the characters’ voices.

Leo’s world provides a shared setting to explain the equipment, revisit the sequence of actions and raise questions. The professional guides the child and connects these discoveries to everyday life.

Watch the presentation video (in French)

Explore, practise and discuss

Recognise the equipment

Find the objects used in the treatment and discover their purpose with the characters.

Revisit the steps

Explore the aerosol therapy sequence and practise the order of actions in the experience.

Talk with the care team

Discuss what the child has understood and the questions that came up during play.

A Cats & Foxes project presented as an example of collaborative creation. You can also explore ScenaCare’s web demos to discover the platform in your browser.

The professionals’ perspective

Everyday practice, possible uses and feedback on experiences developed with healthcare teams.

Understanding the treatment steps with Léo

« We focus more on decision-making and on the different points that must not be missed when doing an inhalation treatment. »
Équipe du CRCMNancy University Hospital · Léo le loupWatch the video excerpt

Involving patients and families from the outset

« Collaborative development from the initial concept stage, closely involving patients, parents and healthcare professionals, is a real strength and demonstrates a strong commitment to meeting the actual needs of patients and their families. »
CHRU de NancyOn the creation of Léo le loup

First impressions during Léo’s development

« I think it is well made and bright, and I hope patients will really enjoy it. »
Équipe du CRCMNancy University Hospital · Léo le loupWatch the video excerpt

On Léo le loup

« These elements constitute a solid proof of concept, both educationally and organisationally. »
Viviane MartinDirector of Clinical Research and Innovation, Nancy University Hospital

Quotations translated from French.

What could your team create?

Let’s start with your audience, content and learning goals to shape an experience for your sessions.

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