The use of virtual reality environments for medical training

J. Parry
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GE Healthcare wanted to address these restrictions by creating a VR environment that simulated the hands-on experience of completing CTCA scans. Their aim was to make a training tool that could be accessed 24/7, reducing the need for onsite training and therefore lowering training costs and minimizing health risks to patients. Ultimately, this should mean that more radiographers are CTCA trained, leading to better assessment of patients and better outcomes.
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虚拟现实环境在医学培训中的应用
GE医疗希望通过创建一个虚拟现实环境来模拟完成CTCA扫描的实践体验,从而解决这些限制。他们的目标是制造一种可以全天候使用的培训工具,减少对现场培训的需求,从而降低培训成本,最大限度地减少对患者的健康风险。最终,这应该意味着更多的放射技师接受CTCA培训,从而更好地评估患者并获得更好的结果。
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