Virutal reality holds immense potential in healthcare sector
In the evolving landscape of healthtech, the incorporation of innovative technologies has become imperative to meet the demands of a rapidly advancing industry. Among these technologies, Virtual Reality (VR) stands out as a powerful tool that is reshaping the way medical professionals are trained, providing limitless opportunities for learning and their skill development.
VR technology holds immense potential in medical training, offering a dynamic and immersive learning environment. Our traditional methods of learning are invaluable, but incorporating them with VR enhances skill training, making it more effective and efficient. It gives hands-on experience and exposure to medical practitioners.
Dr. Sharmila Anand, an advisory member of MediSim VR said, “The VR technology has revolutionised medical education by offering unparalleled opportunities for immersive learning. Through lifelike simulations, learners can enhance their skills and build confidence to tackle real-world challenges with ease,” said Sharmila.
Moreover, VR technology facilitates easy memorisation of protocols and procedures through interactive experiences that engage multiple senses. By incorporating visual, auditory, and tactile feedback, VR simulations enable learners to enhance their understanding of medical concepts effectively, leading to improved retention and recall.
As VR becomes easier to access and cost-effective, its use in the healthcare industry is likely to increase, providing healthcare practitioners, medical professionals, and patients with tools for diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation. It is noted that MediSim VR has collaborated with an educational institution that paves the way for a new era in education.
“Through the Center of Excellence, we’re equipping students with critical skills that boost their career growth in a competitive global landscape. I look forward to the impact this collaboration will have on students’ careers and the broader educational community,” Dr. Adith Chinnaswami, co-founder of Medisim VR.