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Table 1 Sections, categories and content of the gamified web platform 

From: Use of a gamified website to increase pain neurophysiology knowledge and improve satisfaction and motivation among students studying for a degree in physiotherapy: a quasi-experimental study

Sections

Categories

Content

Notes

Basic neurophysiology

Taxonomy of pain

Peripheral mechanisms related to the pain process

Central mechanisms of nociceptive transmission: dorsal horn of the spinal cord

Central mechanisms of nociceptive transmission: segmental and supraspinal pain modulation

Pain and emotional state

Advanced neurophysiology

The biopsychosocial model and the neurophysiology of pain

Taxonomy of pain

Neurophysiology of pain: pain modulation

Cognitive and emotional factors related to downward pain modulation

Neurobiological and psychosocial factors that mediate relationship between poor quality sleep and pain

Fibromyalgia

Fibroscepticism

Fibromyalgia syndrome

Arthropathies

Notes and a presentation on arthropathies

Scientific articles

Continuous passive motion following total knee arthroplasty in people with arthritis (Review) by Harvey et al. (2014)

Cryotherapy following total knee replacement (Review) by Adie et al. (2012)

Psychological evaluation of Olivares and Cruzado's pain (2008)

Physiotherapy interventions for shoulder pain (Review) by Green et al. (2003)

Reconceptualising pain according to modern pain science de Moseley (2007)

Complex Regional Pain Syndrome by Cuenca et al. (2012)

The Effect of Neuroscience Education on Pain, Disability, Anxiety, and Stress in Chronic Musculoskeletal Pain by Louw et al. (2012)

Flag systems

Red flags

Orange flags

Yellow flags

Blue/Black flags

Videos

Basic neurophysiology

Introduction to neurophysiology

Three explanatory videos on basic neurophysiology

Advanced neurophysiology

A video explaining the advances in the neurophysiology of pain

Pain and Sleep

Two videos explaining the relationship between pain and sleep

Chronic low back pain

Pain Modulation

Origin and causes of chronic low back pain

Relationship between pain and stress

Relationship between pain and physical activity

Benefits of physical activity

Clinical Cases

Jaw pain

Fibromyalgia

Rotator cuff

Femoral neck fracture

Groin pain

Chest pain

Anterior knee pain

Chronic low back pain I

Ankle sprain

Chronic low back pain II

Quizz

Questions about the neurophysiology of pain I

Questions about the neurophysiology of pain II

Questions about the neurophysiology of pain III

Questions about the neurophysiology of pain IV