Critical Success Factors for Virtual Reality-based Training in Ophthalmology Domain

Benferdia, Youcef; Ahmad, Mohammad Nazir; Mustapha, Mushawiahti; Baharin, Hanif; Bajuri, Mohd Yazid

doi:10.4172/2157-7420.1000318

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“…Information on the CSFs cited in each study was extracted and categorised into six distinct categories, namely hardwarecomputer interface VR (HCI/VR) features, usability, learning outcomes, student characteristics, control and active learning, and limitation factors. This is in accordance with a previous study done to identify CSFs in VR-based ophthalmology surgical training [30]. Categorised factors were then evaluated by judges to verify their validity.…”

Section: F Data Analysissupporting

confidence: 85%

“…A list of criteria that determines the quality of a particular study for identification of CSF has been described previously. There are five criteria, which include, whether or not 1) CSF is clearly described in the study, 2) the study is relevant to the topic of the review, 3) the context of the study fits the review, 4) recommendations for overcoming challenges are described in the study, and 5) research gaps for further research are described in the study [30].…”

Section: Assessment Of Study Qualitymentioning

confidence: 99%

“…The studies included were further evaluated with regards to their impact to the orthopaedic VRT field using bibliometric analysis. Number of citations for each study, annual publication distribution, and geographical distribution of the included studies were noted [30].…”

Section: E Bibliometric Analysismentioning

confidence: 99%

“…Studies that define CSFs, not only in VR implementation for orthopaedic surgical training, but in any training in the medical field, are practically non-existent. Previously, Benferdia et al [30] reported the CSFs that have affected VR adoption in the ophthalmology domain [30]. The aim of this study is to identify CSFs that can help healthcare providers, researchers, and designers to design an optimum VR experience in orthopaedic training and learning.…”

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confidence: 98%

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Critical Success Factors for Virtual Reality Applications in Orthopaedic Surgical Training: A Systematic Literature Review

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There is an increasing amount of pressure to improve the cost-effectiveness of orthopaedic training, both temporally and financially. Accordingly, virtual reality (VR) has been incorporated into a number of surgical training programs, providing trainees a safe yet realistic environment to practice their craft before going into the operating room. Identification of critical success factors (CSFs) for VR integration in the orthopaedic training program can be beneficial in guiding the focus of healthcare providers and VR designers during the VR platform development stage. The aim of this study is to identify VR-based training CSFs that encourage orthopaedic surgeons to use VR as a method for acquiring, maintaining, and improving skills. A total of 74 studies conducted between 2011 and 2021 were selected and examined. There were 73 CSFs listed as being essential for VR adoption in orthopaedic surgical training. The CSFs were divided into six general categories: HCI/VR Features, Learning Outcome, Usability, Control and Active Learning, Student and Limitation factors. Subsequently, recommendations were made to guide healthcare professionals, researchers, and designers for optimal adoption of VR in orthopaedic surgical training in the future.

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Section: F Data Analysissupporting

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Section: Assessment Of Study Qualitymentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: E Bibliometric Analysismentioning

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“…Secondly, there is a high rate of failure in VRT development in the healthcare domain (27). One of the reasons behind this is the lack of adequate information exchange and communication that supports the whole development process.…”

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An Overview of Ontologies in Virtual Reality-Based Training for Healthcare Domain

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Virtual reality (VR) is one of the state-of-the-art technological applications in the healthcare domain. One major aspect of VR applications in this domain includes virtual reality-based training (VRT), which simplifies the complicated visualization process of diagnosis, treatment, disease analysis, and prevention. However, not much is known on how well the domain knowledge is shared and considered in the development of VRT applications. A pertinent mechanism, known as ontology, has acted as an enabler toward making the domain knowledge more explicit. Hence, this paper presents an overview to reveal the basic concepts and explores the extent to which ontologies are used in VRT development for medical education and training in the healthcare domain. From this overview, a base of knowledge for VRT development is proposed to initiate a comprehensive strategy in creating an effective ontology design for VRT applications in the healthcare domain.

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OntoPhaco: An Ontology for Virtual Reality Training in Ophthalmology Domain—A Case Study of Cataract Surgery

Benferdia¹,

Ahmad

Mustapha

2021

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Critical Success Factors for Virtual Reality-based Training in Ophthalmology Domain

Cited by 8 publications

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Critical Success Factors for Virtual Reality Applications in Orthopaedic Surgical Training: A Systematic Literature Review

Critical Success Factors for Virtual Reality Applications in Orthopaedic Surgical Training: A Systematic Literature Review

An Overview of Ontologies in Virtual Reality-Based Training for Healthcare Domain

OntoPhaco: An Ontology for Virtual Reality Training in Ophthalmology Domain—A Case Study of Cataract Surgery

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