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When Case Western Reserve University launches a new health education campus with the Cleveland Clinic next year, one feature will be conspicuousl 
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A new virtual reality experience, designed to immerse users in a playground and classroom as a child with hearing loss, is helping to foster empathy in parents, teachers and other students.
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From my office next door to the scanner, I heard how traumatic the procedure was. I found a solution in the latest technology
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International collaboration between NeuRA and University of Alabama, USA A person with a complete spinal cord injury cannot feel touch. Recent research findings from NeuRA’s Dr Sylvia Gustin have shown evidence for a new category where touch information is being forwarded from th
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Healthcare systems aspire to offer an effective and efficient provision of health service without compromising on quality. Hospitals are important links in the healthcare service chain
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Ambulance Victoria paramedics Virtual Reality training program. All paramedics will take part in virtual reality training to better protect them fro
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All Victorian paramedics will undertake new ‘virtual reality’ training to better protect themselves from violence when responding to real-life volatile medical emergencies.
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Medical students rarely forget their first encounter with a human cadaver.
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I wonder if haptics can play a role in simulating the experience of dissection?
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July 1, 2018 8:05 PM
I wonder if haptics can play a role in simulating the experience of dissection?
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Music therapy and technology researchers are using virtual reality to allow quadriplegics to sing together to boost their breathing and connectedness.
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Healthcare Simulation books are a must for professionals looking to develop or expand a medical simulation program. As conferences are few and far between and educational simulation degrees extremely limited, reading healthcare simulation books can really help provide your program with the advice gained from years of trial and error from leading experts! Our new Healthcare Simulation Books page provides a comprehensive list of all the major reading for our specialized field. From Building a New Simulation Program to Medical Moulage, and from Scenario Libraries to Lessons on Patient Safety from Aviation — the new Medical Simulation Books page has it all!
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Applications of Augmented Reality in Medical Field are Countless Starting from Medical Education to Actual Surgical Procedures. These Augmented Reality Surgery Techniques Precisely Demonstrate the Usefulness of Augmented Reality in Healthcare. Undoubtedly, Medical Augmented Reality is Now a Reality.
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Resus Days is an interactive and engaging mobile game to help healthcare professionals practice cardiovascular resuscitation (cardiac arrest, bradycardia, tachycardia, and megacodes) based on the 2015 Guideline.
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Apple is making Augmented Reality more accessible. Here’s how it is transforming Healthcare… Via Augrealitypedia
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Alongside thick textbooks and study guides, biomedical students at Drexel University may find themselves playing video games in preparation for exam
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November 8, 2018 8:05 AM
Interesting. I am a firm believer in the power of gamification to increase engagement and enhance outcomes in learning. Whether it is a true game such as CD4 hunter, or a learning platform that uses gaming principles to increase comprehension and message retention, results tend to be very positive.
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Virtual Reality is being used to train and prepare the next generation of paramedics to respond to mass casualty events such as terrorist attacks and natural disasters.
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Classroom at the University of Bedfordshire in Luton is being run exactly like a hospital ward.
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At a time when nursing enrolments are at an all-time low, advanced technology is providing flexibility to study online, attracting a wider range of people.
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A clinical educator’s experience using a virtual patient to teach communication and interpersonal skills
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Joshua suddenly became paralysed last year. He's undergoing rehab, and in the meantime, VR has allowed him to trek Spain's beautiful El Camino trail.
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Nursing Anne Simulator Designed and built for nursing education, from basic assessment to advanced practice.
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A valuable introduction to the pedagogy of healthcare simulation, how it’s used and the value it provides learners and patients.
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June 14, 2018 9:16 PM
A valuable introduction to the pedagogy of healthcare simulation, how it’s used and the value it provides learners and patients.
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Virtual reality has been used to help treat anxiety, control pain, support physical rehabilitation and distract patients during wound care
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This website was created to provide healthcare simulation educators and researchers with freely available instruments we have developed for evaluating different aspects of simulation-based education (SBE). We believe that it is imperative to go well beyond satisfaction and confidence when evaluating SBE as pedagogy. It is equally important that we use instruments with established reliability and validity when evaluating outcomes. Our work, and that of other simulation researchers, has led to five instruments that have been found useful for those working in education and clinical environments. Click on the links below or the tabs above to learn more about each instrument--why it was developed, reliability and validity, and suggestions for how to best use the instruments. We believe these instruments should be freely available and you can access them though the Obtain Instrument page.
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