An Immersive VR-Based Test for Thoracic Ultrasound Skills
An immersive virtual reality (VR)-based test has been developed to assess the thoracic ultrasound skills of clinicians at different skill levels, according to a recent Danish study. Led by Anders Nielsen from Odense University Hospital in Svendborg, the research aimed to provide a standardized and evidence-based approach to evaluating operator competency in thoracic ultrasound. The test was based on the European Respiratory Society’s (ERS) protocol on thoracic ultrasound and involved the use of an immersive VR platform developed by VitaSim. The platform provided clinicians with various scenarios and zones for examination and diagnosis.
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