How Does Human-Centred Extended Reality Support Healthcare Students’ Learning in Clinical Conditions?
Kristina Mikkonen,
Hany Ferdinando,
Marta Sobocinski
et al.
Abstract:Healthcare education needs to be reformed to sustain quality, faster response to crises and ensure a rapid and efficient graduation path for future healthcare professionals. In this study, our multidisciplinary team has developed and tested a Human-centred extended reality (XR) to solve challenges in healthcare by connecting humans to technology in a human-centred, ethical way and by empowering end users through social innovation. In our study, we aimed to develop an intuitive XR virtual simulation environment… Show more
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