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Innovation in simulation technology for healthcare training and patient information

Innovation in simulation technology for healthcare training and patient information. Luke Bracegirdle IT Development Director School of Pharmacy. ‘KAVE’ Keele Active Virtual Environment Anatomy Education. ‘KAVE’ Keele Active Virtual Environment Molecular Simulation.

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Innovation in simulation technology for healthcare training and patient information

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  1. Innovation in simulation technology for healthcare training and patient information Luke BracegirdleIT Development DirectorSchool of Pharmacy

  2. ‘KAVE’Keele Active Virtual Environment Anatomy Education

  3. ‘KAVE’Keele Active Virtual Environment Molecular Simulation

  4. ‘KAVE’Keele Active Virtual Environment Virtual Ward

  5. Why did Pharmacy use avatars for simulation? Simulation can be standardised (e.g for consistent experience/assessment) A safe environment to practice and learn from your mistakes Possibilities to simulate scenarios you cannot in real life Available ‘on demand’

  6. How has the technology been applied for patient benefit? An avatar with a long term condition: • Simulate how a protocol helps a patient (healthcare professional) • Simulate how guidance given to patient could be applied (patient and/or GP)

  7. What technology could be applied for patient benefit? A web based scenario for a patient or healthcare professional to use A mobile application that is tailored to the user’s needs and any medication

  8. Why use simulationfor training & patient information? Simulation can be standardised (e.g for consistent experience/assessment) A safe environment to practice and learn from your mistakes Possibilities to simulate scenarios you cannot in real life Available ‘on demand’

  9. Further Information Demonstration at Table Display Contact UsProfessor Stephen Chapman (s.r.chapman@keele.ac.uk) Luke Bracegirdle (l.bracegirdle@keele.ac.uk)

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