Dev-Kahol Amia 2009 Workshop
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The document discusses using virtual environments for training in healthcare. It provides an overview of different virtual world platforms and examples of how they have been used to teach clinical procedures, teamwork, and business processes. These include simulating emergency response scenarios and using virtual patients. The workshop aimed to discuss uses of 3D virtual environments for learning and work in healthcare through presentations and brainstorming new applications.
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Dev-Kahol Amia 2009 Workshop
- 1. Virtual Environments for Training in Healthcare (Plaza A, Hilton, San Francisco) Parvati Dev , PhD, Innovation in Learning Inc, Los Altos Hills, CA Kanav Kahol , PhD, Arizona State University, Tempe, AZ (sponsored by the Education Working Group) AMIA’2009 Workshop #09
- 4. Sharing information - collaboration
- 5. Social
- 6. Fun ! -- Extends real life (World of Warcraft)
- 8. MD Kiosk Virtual Health Island (Second Life) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U3Szet7MJEM&feature=related
- 9. Medical Centers Ann Myers Medical Center http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QnTzgon-Wto&feature=related National Health Service Polyclinic, UK http://secondhealth.wordpress.com/
- 10. Medical Centers Stanford University Emergency Department http://summit.stanford.edu/research/VEDII.html
- 11. Healthcare Logistics (U Arkansas) http://vw.ddns.uark.edu/index.php?page=overview
- 12. Virtual Patients for Virtual Worlds
- 13. Virtual Surgeon Open Heart Game http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8SAder8uMro&feature=related
- 14. Related medical information - cleft palate 3D surgical model
- 15. Virtual World Platforms Virtual World Platform Virtual Patients 3D Building Clinic Medical Objects with behaviors Virtual World server Client Scenarios based on Curriculum Tracking and Performance Assessment User Authentication and Performance Database Client
- 18. Faux 3D + video/voice
- 19. Lesson Plans ? Collaborators: Stanford University and Hospital Forterra Systems Innovation in Learning Inc
- 20. A Medical Virtual World
- 21. Subject Matter Experts Develop Content Develop Behaviors Integrate Analysis & Design Evaluate Develop Curriculum Analysis with SMEs determines high-value curriculum
- 22. Example Scenario Timeline Overall Timeline: Out-of-Hospital Scenario - Detonation of Radioactive Dirty Bomb
- 28. Place tasks in a Scenario
- 34. Virtual oil rigs for emergency training http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uzr5UbdAuwQ
- 35. Building a virtual oil refinery
- 39. Thank you ! [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- In contrast to the abstract nature of the two-dimensional web, virtual worlds offer a very concrete three-dimensional information structure, modeled after the real world. While these worlds are virtual in being made up out of pixels on a screen, the experience of the users in navigating through such a world is very concrete. Virtual worlds call upon our abilities of perception and locomotion in the same way as the real world does. This means that we do not need a manual to interpret a three-dimensional information structure modeled on the world around us: our whole nervous system has evolved precisely to interact with such a three-dimensional environment. Remembering where you have seen something, storing information in a particular location,getting an overview of a situation, all those functions are far more natural in a 3D environment than in an abstract 2D tree of web pages.
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