Farzad Najam, MD, FACS Clinical Professor of Surgery, George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences Founder & CEO, VRKure Life in medicine is full of stress and surprises. We read, we memorize, we train. We train in our minds and in real life. But when a code happens, our bodies go through a… Continue reading Your Body Doesn’t Lie: The Science of Biometric Verification
The wind howled across the tarmac, rain pelting the windows of the cockpit. Inside the plane, a pilot meticulously ran through the pre-flight checklist.
Each year, 250,000 preventable deaths occur in the healthcare system. These tragedies are the result of inadequate training methods that prioritize theoretical knowledge over real-world skills.
I have been a cardiac surgeon for over twenty-five years. Over ten thousand hearts. Ten thousand chances to get it right or watch someone not do well.
When booking a flight, you do not research the pilot. You don’t Google their name. You don’t ask a friend if they’ve heard good things.
Everyone in healthcare is certified. Yet certification alone does not guarantee competency.
Consider the impact if three fully loaded Boeing 737s crashed in a single morning, resulting in total loss of life.
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Virtual reality in healthcare is reshaping physical therapy. VR for healthcare enables immersive, engaging rehab programs to improve outcomes.
