In recent years, virtual reality (VR) has been increasingly applied in various medical settings, from pain management to surgical training. The use of VR in healthcare is a promising field that emphasizes potential benefits such as increased patient engagement, enhanced learning experiences for medical professionals, and improved treatment outcomes.

Moreover, VR technology can also improve the efficiency of medical training for healthcare providers. Medical students can use VR to practice various procedures in a safe, controlled environment without putting patients at risk. This can help to reduce errors and increase confidence among medical professionals.

This #BOLDSeries event aims to explore the various ways in which virtual reality is being used in the healthcare industry and the potential benefits it can offer both patients and healthcare providers.

You will learn about:

• How VR is shaping the future of healthcare and it can benefit both patients and providers alike.
• What are the potential improvements in surgical accuracy using HapticVR vs traditional VR vs the traditional approach?
• How top surgeons can develop skills to extend medical boundaries through ever-more complex procedures in a time and cost-efficient manner.

Providing this technology at scale means the medical simulation market is expected to be worth $4.2 billion by 2025.

HapticVR adds a sense of touch while performing surgical tasks in a virtual environment, enabling better preparation to perform delicate procedures with greater precision and control.

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