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The future is here, in industries as diverse as construction, real estate, hospitality and tourism, and law enforcement.
Everyone has embraced virtual reality and is enjoying its widespread 3D computing environments.
This technology allows users to immerse themselves in new worlds by simulating situations or experiences using virtual reality headsets and possibly special 3D glasses and gloves that provide sensory feedback.
Virtual reality has seen immeasurable success in areas such as educating doctors and medical students, treating patients, and informing people about a disease, condition, or process.
Wishlist, a non-profit fundraising organization for hospitals and medical services on the Sunshine Coast, quickly joined in, recognizing the many benefits of VR in hospitals.
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Acting CEO Brendan Hogan said the wishlist-funded virtual reality facility began rolling out at Sunshine Coast University Hospital (SCUH) last year, and the charity now sees more and more medical professionals needing it. especially in virtual reality. help to distract the child during a painful procedure.
“In fact, SCUH is the first hospital in Queensland to use this device (Smileyscopes) in emergencies thanks to 92.7 MIX FM giving me five donors in 2021,” he said.
“We have funded VR goggles in every emergency room on the Sunshine Coast and in Gympie.”
Mr. Hogan said the $30,000 palliative care project was cutting edge and his organization was “delighted to fund the project while waiting for wishlist donations.”
“In our rapidly changing world, it’s great that our medical teams are exploring modern opportunities to improve medical care on the coast,” he said.
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Post time: Dec-12-2022