What technical requirements are needed?
All that's needed is a 6ft x 6ft area with a standalone VR headset connected to wi-fi. Health Scholars currently supports the Meta Quest 2 and Pico Neo 3 VR [...]
How do we integrate and augment the VR learnings in real time?
Health Scholars provides more than just virtual reality training applications- we also supply scores, reporting, and screen casting, making it possible to monitor your team’s progress and help guide new [...]
How is training in VR scalable?
VR is faster than regular training, averaging at around 30 minutes per app, from putting on the headset to debrief. Some applications are even as fast as 10 minutes! Only [...]
Why do we utilize the team lead role in simulation?
The team lead role is specifically designed to encourage clinicians to speak up and take charge in scenarios that are designed to help them fine tune their expertise and build [...]
What are our VR Best practices?
Health Scholars provides on site or remote training to help you utilize the space you have to train your staff in a safe and clinical environment. For full immersion, the [...]
Why VR for healthcare training?
Virtual Reality, or “VR,” uses computer technology to create a simulated, three-dimensional environment for exploration and instruction. Check out our blog on how VR functions as a cost-savings training tool.
