Discover how immersive simulation is creating new learning opportunities in medical training.
Your Hosts:
Dustin Smith
Medical Director,
Medical Simulation Center
Loma Linda University
Luis Luna
Software Developer
Loma Linda University
Geoff Bund
Head of Business Development, North America
Varjo Technologies
Ryan Haglund
Supervisor of Educational Game Development
Loma Linda University
Critical Event Response Week is a requirement for all of Loma Linda University's graduating medical students. It was implemented to better educate, prepare and evaluate trainee readiness. More than 400 students participated in 2021.
The ARISE project was implemented as part of this week to build and execute a team-based mixed reality triage exercise. Learn how the the ARISE project was developed from concept to execution. We’ll share:
- How the project was developed to align with educational objectives.
- What hardware and software were used to power and run the simulation.
- Demonstration of the triage simulation exercise in action.
- Notable outcomes that resulted from the use of mixed reality.
- Successes and challenges faced while developing the program.
Varjo for medical
Varjo’s human-eye resolution mixed and virtual reality headsets take medical professionals to a higher level of focus and emotional engagement.
With true-to-life VR and XR, medical personnel can prepare and train for the most challenging real-life scenarios. They can interact and collaborate with real colleagues, all while being fully immersed in a photorealistic virtual environment.