
Extended reality for remote consulting: use case from a breast care unit
Sharing the success of a recent publication on the Royal College of Surgeons Bulletin on a remote consultation pilot using the Microsoft Hololens 2 device
The Digital Futures lab now has a new home. We’re now located in the Centre for Health & Care Professionals building – you can find the location at the bottom of this page.
Immersive Virtual Reality (VR) is used widely in the domain of patient care, however, the documentation of VR for female patients’ health outcomes is limited. Digital Futures has put together a paper that presents data from 21 selected studies from around the world.
The paper aims to provide insights into how VR can be used to improve female healthcare, available technologies, content creation, research practices, evaluation metrics, barriers, and solutions. Improving women’s health outcomes through education and accessible information is a top priority in the UK Women’s Health Strategy 2022 report. Our hope is to inspire interesting discussions that may lead to the wider adoption of VR for female health.
Sharing the success of a recent publication on the Royal College of Surgeons Bulletin on a remote consultation pilot using the Microsoft Hololens 2 device
Implementing new patient-facing technology in the NHS is not for the faint hearted! It is essential to gather a team around you, which includes patients
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEwxuXprezI A wheelchair that uses Eye tracking to aid people with motor neurone disease in order to give them the freedom of mobility for longer, the
The rheumatology questionnaire is a mixed-reality application developed in-house for the paediatric ward for reducing anxiety in adolescents. Patients often come in and are asked
Watch the Digital Futures Team take part in InSites workshop 2024! https://immersive.tsdft.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/insites_workshop_2024-1080p.mp4 Share: Twitter LinkedIn On Key Related Posts