J&J Institute Takes Virtual Reality Surgical Training Worldwide (Surgical Products Mag)
The Johnson & Johnson Institute recently announced the expansion of their virtual reality surgical training program. The initial VR training modules offered by the healthcare educators was a major hit with surgeons. In a survey conducted last year, 80 percent of orthopedic surgeons indicated they wanted to use VR training for ongoing training efforts, a telling indicator of how the technology has grown and improved in recent years.
Now, J&J Institute has launched a new global version of their virtual reality training in orthopedics. The hope is that the revolutionary technology will reach more surgeons, even in geographic areas that have had little previous opportunity to incorporate the latest digital advances into their learning.
To learn more, Surgical Products interviewed Sandra Humbles, vice president of global education solutions at Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies.
Sandra Humbles
Vice President of Global Education Solutions at Johnson & Johnson Medical Devices Companies.
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