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Transmedia narrative: elements of communication in the emotional and therapeutic support of diseases

The objective of this review is to describe the use of the elements of the transmedia narrative in the emotional and therapeutic support of patients with diseases that allows identifying the most beneficial aspects of this experience from a look at case studies. The transmedia universe offers a gamification of resources that can turn any conventional experience into a much more assertive and collaborative process. It was concluded that when exploring the topic of transmedia narratives and their use as emotional and therapeutic support in the treatment of diseases, it was discovered that these become an optimal strategy for raising awareness, information and learning for patients and their environment, regarding how face certain difficulties, treatments or recognize some characteristics that warn about the presence of some evil.