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How Is VR Transforming Patient Experience? With Denise Silber
FromCX Insider - Customer experience leaders sharing insights and ideas for customer service success
How Is VR Transforming Patient Experience? With Denise Silber
FromCX Insider - Customer experience leaders sharing insights and ideas for customer service success
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Length:
29 minutes
Released:
Apr 26, 2022
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Podcast episode
Description
In 2019 researchers at UCLA found that medical students who received VR training managed to repair a bone fracture 20% faster than students who received traditional training. A lot of studies show how VR training is highly efficient. However, the use of VR in healthcare facilities is still not as widespread as one would imagine.
Denise Silber, the co-founder of VRforHealth, talks to Valentina and Simon about the opportunities VR is offering to healthcare practitioners. We ask Denise about the use cases of such innovation and how it can help improve patient experience.
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Connect with Denise https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisesilber/
Find out more about VRforHealth - https://vrforhealth.com/
Denise Silber, the co-founder of VRforHealth, talks to Valentina and Simon about the opportunities VR is offering to healthcare practitioners. We ask Denise about the use cases of such innovation and how it can help improve patient experience.
Check our bonus content on our LinkedIn Page! https://linktr.ee/cxinsider
Connect with Denise https://www.linkedin.com/in/denisesilber/
Find out more about VRforHealth - https://vrforhealth.com/
Released:
Apr 26, 2022
Format:
Podcast episode
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