VR Technology Brings Innovation to Healthcare Rehab
In collaboration with Samsung, Limbic Life and RehaClinic are developing new ways for patients to approach rehab activities with VR technology.
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In collaboration with Samsung, Limbic Life and RehaClinic are developing new ways for patients to approach rehab activities with VR technology.
This white paper explores the key drivers for the expanded use of VR and provides a step-by-step guide for you to plan, execute and measure the impacts of a VR pain management initiative.
As patients' involvement in their own healthcare grows, providers are looking to wearables and mobile apps as a way to reduce hospital readmission rates.
Hospital communications can be challenging. Digital signage can help by ensuring care teams get the information they need as quickly as possible.
The impact of the low average nurse-to-patient ratio in hospitals can be reduced through unlocked smartphones, which improve communication and efficiency.
Artificial intelligence won't replace doctors anytime soon, but machine learning in healthcare will make care providers much more efficient.
Inova Mount Vernon Hospital now uses AppliedVR kits in two emergency departments, which are locked down using the Samsung Knox Custom Configurator so they only run the AppliedVR solution.
Improving the patient experience starts in the hospital room, and many facilities are using innovative technology to lead the way.
As the industry moves to have electronic healthcare records as the standard, many providers are addressing concerns with mobile devices and technology.
To improve patient care, hospitals must first issue the right tools to their staff. This infographic will help you ensure you make the right choice.