What happens when medical knowledge is no longer confined to textbooks, screens and lecture halls, but becomes something we can step inside, explore and experience?
XR is opening up new ways to understand, teach and communicate medicine, from exploring the human body and microscopic worlds from within to immersive training and new forms of medical communication. Complex knowledge can become spatial, tangible and interactive rather than something we simply read or watch.
Dr. Jane Harrington, Burkhardt Roeper and Alexander Kals, moderated by Ines Heitkamp, bring together perspectives from medical education, immersive experience design and healthcare communication to explore where this transformation could lead.
How will healthcare professionals learn in the future? How can XR make complex medical topics easier to understand? And how might immersive media ultimately change the way medical knowledge reaches professionals and patients alike?