Embark on a fascinating journey with us in our latest episode featuring Dr. José Ferrer, a visionary Virtual World Creator and XR Leader based in Barcelona. In this insightful discussion, José shares his innovative research on using Virtual Reality (VR) to address burnout among healthcare workers and how he creates immersive virtual spaces for them to connect with their inner selves.

José Ferrer is a Barcelona-based Virtual World Creator and XR Leader specializing in the Medical and Healthcare Field. As a clinical leader of the XR Medical and Healthcare Team of Educators in VR, he promotes the use of XR in medical education. José is a family doctor, acupuncturist, clinical tutor, and researcher.

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Join us on a special episode in honour of International Overdose Awareness Day as we explore an exciting new VR training project for improving patient outcomes in drug overdose emergencies. Our guest Vanessa Telfer from City of Glasgow College will take you on a journey through this ground-breaking project designed to complement the Scottish Government's nationwide campaign. With the opioid epidemic on the rise, the need for specialized training in this field has become increasingly important. Listen in to find out how they are bridging barriers to training using the latest in training technology. 

Vanessa Telfer is the Associate Dean for Care, Communities and Supported Programmes at the City of Glasgow College, and has a passion for the welfare of people and communities and has made significant contributions to the development of innovative programs in this sector

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Tune in to this captivating podcast episode as we sit down with Dr. Michael Loizou, a distinguished expert in the realm of healthcare technology and wellness. In this enlightening conversation, we delve into Dr. Loizou's research interests and his involvement in the groundbreaking BRIDGING project. Discover how this pioneering initiative is harnessing the power of virtual reality to aid individuals on the autism spectrum in honing their interview skills and addressing work-related anxieties.

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Dr. Michael Loizou is a leading expert in health technology and digital healthcare, with over two decades of experience in both academia and industry. He is currently the Associate Professor in Digital Health at University of Plymouth and a Visiting Professor in Digital Healthcare at Coventry University. His research interests span a range of fields, including human machine interaction, virtual and augmented reality, serious games and gamification, and mobile technologies for healthcare and wellbeing. Dr. Loizou is also highly experienced in working with the NHS and has managed and owned companies across a variety of industries, leading the introduction of novel technologies.

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Hear renowned pediatric surgeons Prof. Dan Poenaru and Dr. Fabio Botelho share insights on using simulation to improve pediatric trauma care globally. Dr. Botelho discusses developing a VR-based global pediatric trauma course adapted to local contexts. Prof. Poenaru explores research in global surgery and applying AI and VR. Don't miss this fascinating discussion on simulation's potential to impact children's lives worldwide.

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Prof. Dan Poenaru is a pediatric surgeon with expertise in global surgery and colorectal disease. He is also an FRQS- and CIHR-funded investigator, directs the Jean-Martin Laberge Fellowship in Global Pediatric Surgical Research and heads up the CommiSur Lab exploring communication in surgery between the surgical team and families, and within surgical team, as well as the application of AI and VR in surgery.

Dr. Fabio Botelho is a trauma and pediatric surgeon from Minas Gerais, Brazil. Additionally, he is the Jean-Martin Laberge Global Pediatric Surgery Fellow at the Montreal Children’s Hospital, besides a Ph.D. candidate at McGill University. He is also a Médecins Sans Frontières surgeon, a full member of the Brazilian College of Surgeons, Brazilian Pediatric Surgical Association, and a collaborator of the Program in Global Surgery and Social Change of the Harvard Medical School.

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