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New service launches to boost Scotland’s health and social research
Research Data Scotland (RDS) has launched its new Researcher Access Service, after working with Nexer Digital to...
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The next generation of healthcare and engineering professionals are now being trained using the latest immersive technology following a £3million investment at Coventry University. The university’s School of Health...
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Cornerstone VR, a pioneering division of The Antser Group, has announced the next step in its evolution with a strategic rebrand highlighting its commitment to providing the best possible...
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NEW YORK — For people with a range of musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions, many virtual solutions deliver clinically meaningful improvements in pain and function, according to a new independent evaluation from...
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The recently announced collaboration of Archangel and Care Messenger represents the ‘next generation of virtual ward’, offering peace of mind for individuals, carers and families and significantly eases the...
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North West Anglia Foundation Trust has partnered with Inhealthcare to launch a new acute virtual ward for patients to receive care safely at home. Up to 20 patients per...
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This year’s cohort of second year Product Design and Manufacture students at the University of Nottingham are the first in the country to benefit from a brand-new virtual reality...
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RealWear, the pioneer of assisted reality wearable solutions for frontline industrial professionals, has launched three new products to advance its drive to become the de facto productivity platform for...
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The Personalised Care Institute (PCI), commissioned by NHS England, has launched lifelike virtual reality training on shared decision making (SDM) for healthcare professionals – after research found that nearly...
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Chelsea and Westminster Hospital NHS Foundation Trust has successfully used virtual reality (VR) technology for the first time to provide immersive learning experiences for staff in equality, diversity and...
Virtual reality for healthcare
Virtual reality
is increasingly being used for a large variety of healthcare applications. It is being used to reduce fears and anxiety, to relieve pain and for training. There is a growing amount of practical case studies coming to light of how this technology can be used to improve physical and mental health.
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