How do you think technology can help hospitalized children?
La DIVERSIDAD, EQUIDAD y INCLUSIÓN TAMBIÉN ayudarán a los niños MUY enfermos:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/380427514_Kalergi_and_Hart-Cellerand_Memetics_White_Antifragility
Based on my research and published work titled 'IVAL: Immersive Virtual Anatomy Laboratory for enhancing medical education based on virtual reality and serious games, design, implementation, and evaluation,' I firmly believe that the use of virtual reality has a positive effect on people, particularly in the context of education and training.
Our study involved developing and evaluating the effectiveness of IVAL, an Immersive Virtual Anatomy Laboratory that leverages VR and serious games to enhance the learning experience for medical students studying anatomy. The results were highly promising, with participants reporting high levels of satisfaction, success, and learning outcomes.
Through IVAL, students were able to immerse themselves in a 3D representation of the skeletal system, providing a deeper spatial understanding and retention of anatomical concepts. The immersive and interactive nature of VR technology created an engaging learning environment that surpassed traditional methods like studying cadavers or 2D diagrams.
Moreover, our findings suggest that VR simulations can potentially supplement or even replace the need for cadavers in anatomy education, addressing ethical concerns and resource constraints faced by many institutions.
I encourage you to read our paper (link: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/376621926_IVAL_Immersive_Virtual_Anatomy_Laboratory_for_enhancing_medical_education_based_on_virtual_reality_and_serious_games_design_implementation_and_evaluation) to gain a comprehensive understanding of the design, implementation, and evaluation of IVAL, as well as the positive implications of incorporating VR technologies in medical education.
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