Extended Reality in Healthcare

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The Theatre: Surgical Learning and Innovation Podcast

Royal College of Surgeons of England

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Presented by the Royal College of Surgeons of England and featuring a wide variety of health care practitioners from around the country, 'The Theatre' is an ongoing discussion on current issues in surgery and surgical training, from cultural and professional development to approaches to patient care. Episodes released monthly. For further information, to leave us feedback, or to propose an episode topic, please get in touch with us at podcasts@rcseng.ac.uk

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Extended Reality in Healthcare

The Theatre: Surgical Learning and Innovation Podcast

49 minutes 16 seconds

7 months ago

Extended Reality in Healthcare

In today's episode, Ryan Kerstein and Eve McMahon, from the RCS England Innovation Hub (iHub) sit down with Professor Jag Dhanda and Ameen Mahmood to discuss extended reality, specifically virtual reality in medicine and surgery (VRiMS). Join us as we discuss the world of extended reality and their transformative potential in healthcare.

Guest: Professor Jag Dhanda

Professor Jag Dhanda is an Oral and Maxillofacial/Head and Neck Surgeon and founder of Virtual Reality in Medicine and Surgery (VRiMS).

Guest: Ameen Mahmood

Ameen is a medical student at Imperial College London. He is an RAF Medical Officer Bursar and aspiring military plastic surgeon with passions in surgical innovation, medical technology and improving widening access to medicine. He is the co-founder and co-chair of the VRiMS Surgical Society. Ameen contributes to VRiMS through event facilitation, workshops, and developing innovative teaching methods to enhance surgical education.

Hosted by: Ryan Kerstein & Eve McMahon

Produced by: Andrea Pearson

For more information on VRiMS please visit their website: https://www.vrims.net/

For more information on the RCS England Innovation Hub please visit our website: https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/standards-and-research/future-of-surgery/innovation-hub/

For more information on RCS England please visit our website: https://www.rcseng.ac.uk/

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