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Can VR help with back pain?

Virtual reality is only one component of the hypothesized metaverse, and Meta Platforms is only one of the companies involved in these innovative areas. Even before the pandemic, VR was brimming with jobs and new possibilities built upon decades of technical work. However,...

source: Tech HQ

3D virtual reality poised to offer superior patient education in oncology

Patient education in oncology can often be daunting and complicated for clinicians and patients. Traditional patient education methods such as videos, handouts, and reviewing standard medical imaging often fall short in conveying...

source: OncLive

Behind the scenes of a nursing simulation during a pandemic

A 6-year-old boy wailed to go home while nurses Megan Hailey and Lauren DeMarco assessed his injuries. His arm was broken, a result of the boy’s father wrenching him away from his cancer-stricken little sister when the boy tried to hit her. This constitutes child abuse...

source: My Met Media

These are the 5 COVID-driven AI trends that are changing health care

For all of its ills, COVID-19 has supercharged consumerism in America's health care system, offering tantalizing opportunities for companies interested in lowering health care costs and increasing access to quality medical care.

source: Inc.com

New coalition aims to accelerate responsible AI innovation to transform healthcare

Leading U.S. health, educational and research organizations have come together with the creation of a group aimed at accelerating artificial intelligence innovation and adoption in healthcare, Microsoft announced.

source: MedCity News

Study indicates aneurysm embolisation strategy can be optimised using 3D-printed, patient-specific models

Endovascular neurosurgery rehearsals using 3D-printed, patient-specific aneurysm models have demonstrated the ability to optimise embolisation strategy, as per the findings of a study published in Journal of Neuroradiology....

source: NeuroNews

User experience of training pediatric students on interactive simulator during COVID-19 pandemic

COVID-19 pandemic is a reason to revise traditional approaches to medical education. The disadvantage of online education is inability to train practical skills. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness...

source: Dovepress

Role and training of the bedside surgeon in robotic surgery: A survey among french urologists-in-training

Due to the development of robotic surgery, surgeons operating at the console are physically separated from the patient. They must rely on help from an assistant, also called bedside surgeon. This study aimed to investigate...

source: DovePress

Clovis Medical School's state-of-the-art simulation center advances toward full accreditation

The Society for Simulation in Healthcare has awarded California Health Sciences University's Simulation Center a provisional accreditation. "We are proud to have achieved this initial milestone to assure our Simulation...

source: GV Wire

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VR simulation that helps increase procedural knowledge of intubation by 26% in just 25 minutes

Lumeto, the Toronto-based digital health metaverse...

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Adapting medical design in a virtual world

The pandemic has forced remote product development in many fields, and the medical device arena has seen rapid growth in the use of virtual reality.

source: MachineDesign

Study: Many people prefer to speak about negative experiences with a virtual reality avatar

If you find opening up to a therapist too daunting, new research shows you're not alone — and you might soon have a new option. The Edith Cowan University study found 30 percent of people prefer to talk about negative...

source: News-Medical

High-dimensional role of AI and machine learning in cancer research

The role of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in cancer research offers several advantages, primarily scaling up the information processing and increasing the accuracy of the clinical decision-making. The key enabling tools...

source: Nature

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From the Desk of the Director of Membership

Can VR help with back pain?

3D virtual reality poised to offer superior patient education in oncology

Behind the scenes of a nursing simulation during a pandemic

These are the 5 COVID-driven AI trends that are changing health care

New coalition aims to accelerate responsible AI innovation to transform healthcare

Study indicates aneurysm embolisation strategy can be optimised using 3D-printed, patient-specific models

User experience of training pediatric students on interactive simulator during COVID-19 pandemic

Role and training of the bedside surgeon in robotic surgery: A survey among french urologists-in-training

Clovis Medical School's state-of-the-art simulation center advances toward full accreditation

From the Desk of the Director of Membership

VR simulation that helps increase procedural knowledge of intubation by 26% in just 25 minutes

Adapting medical design in a virtual world

Study: Many people prefer to speak about negative experiences with a virtual reality avatar

High-dimensional role of AI and machine learning in cancer research

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