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Developing simulation-based learning application for radiation therapy students at pre-clinical stage.

Nafise Hasoomi¹, Toshioh Fujibuchi², Hiroyuki Arakawa²

¹Division of Medical Quantum Science, Department of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Medical Sciences, Kyushu University, Fukuoka, Japan.

Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences

|April 28, 2024

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This study developed an avatar-based educational app for radiation therapist technologists, enhancing preclinical training with virtual reality simulation. The application prepares students for clinical practice by focusing on essential treatment room factors.

Keywords:

Gamification in health Radiation therapy Virtual reality

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Area of Science:

Medical Education
Radiation Therapy Technology
Virtual Reality Simulation

Background:

Simulation-based education is crucial for preparing students for clinical practice.
Previous research has limitations, focusing mainly on setup procedures.
Experienced radiation therapist technologists' perspectives are vital for effective training.

Purpose of the Study:

To develop an educational application for radiation therapy.
To emphasize essential factors for radiation therapist technologists in the treatment room.
To leverage virtual reality for enhanced preclinical training.

Main Methods:

Utilized C# programming and Unity to connect virtual pendants to linear accelerator components.
Developed customized scripts for linear accelerator functions and created patient/RTT avatars.
Incorporated audio feedback for realistic gantry movement simulation.

Main Results:

Outlined radiotherapy procedures, including patient positioning and treatment fields simulation.
Demonstrated the effective use of virtual reality technology in radiation therapy education.
Provided foundational data for future research in avatar-based radiotherapy training.

Conclusions:

An avatar-based application holds significant potential for radiotherapy education.
This tool can facilitate the adoption of clinical replacement applications for students.
The application complements traditional learning, improving collaborative partnerships and knowledge sharing.