In buone mani (IFeC Lab)

In buone mani (IFeC Lab)

Positive · 6 reviews

83% positive (5 / 6)

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Description

In buone mani is a narrative game following community nurse Maria through five home visits. The game has been developed by Whitesock and Università del Piemonte Orientale within the EU funded project Age-It – “Ageing well in an ageing society” - Next Generation EU.

Released

April 2, 2026

Price

Free

Platforms

Windows

Developer

Whitesock

Publisher

Whitesock

Last sync

September 25, 2026

About

In Good Hands is a linear narrative game that puts you in the shoes of Maria, a Family and Community Nurse, during her five home visits.

Follow proper medical procedures, talk to patients and their relatives, notice key details, and complete each case: In Good Hands rewards both professional accuracy and empathy, and the key to success lies in maintaining the right balance between competence and human care.

Developed as a training tool for the Family and Community Nurses Association (IFeC) and the University of Eastern Piedmont, In Good Hands allows users to log in with IFeC credentials provided by their instructor to complete dedicated learning sessions and receive personalized reports—or to play freely.

This serious game was developed within the project funded by Next Generation EU - “Age-It - Ageing well in an ageing society” project (PE0000015), CUP C13C22000660001, National Recovery and Resilience Plan (NRRP) - PE8 - Mission 4, C2, Intervention 1.3”. The contents inside the serious game are only those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them.

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