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Virtual reality techniques for trauma education.

Micha Holla¹, Maarten van den Berg²

¹Department of Orthopedic Surgery, The Radboud University Medical Centre, Nijmegen, the Netherlands.

|September 15, 2022

Summary

Virtual Reality (VR) offers innovative trauma education by sharing rare cases. While VR enhances learning, educators must balance creative content with minimizing cybersickness for effective trauma training.

Keywords:

Critical care Education Trauma Virtual reality

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Area of Science:

Medical Education Technology
Virtual Reality Applications
Trauma Surgery Training

Background:

Traditional medical education methods are evolving.
Virtual Reality (VR) presents new opportunities for immersive learning experiences.
Sharing rare and complex patient cases is crucial for effective trauma education.

Purpose of the Study:

To discuss the evolution of computer use in education and the application of VR for trauma education.
To share lessons learned from implementing VR in medical training.
To recommend new teaching designs incorporating VR technology.

Main Methods:

Review of available literature on VR in education.
Development and implementation of VR-based trauma education modules.
Evaluation of learning outcomes and side effects using student questionnaires.

Main Results:

VR enables immersive sharing of unique patient cases, enhancing bedside teaching.
23% of students experienced cybersickness (nausea, discomfort) during VR sessions.
Effective VR education requires creative content design and interactive elements, not just technology.

Conclusions:

VR is a promising tool for future trauma education, despite current limitations.
Minimizing cybersickness through modern devices, proper setup, and session limits is key.
Creative script design and interactive elements are essential for successful VR educational content.