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The Learning Bridge

This project, an EU Erasmus+ initiative, is led by Cal·lípolis in Tarragona, Spain, in collaboration with OneBonsai (Belgium), Campus FLX (Belgium), and KVK (Lithuania). Together, this consortium is revolutionizing healthcare training through the development of cutting-edge Virtual Reality (VR) scenarios. The goal is to provide healthcare professionals with immersive and interactive training experiences, focusing on medical conditions such as stroke, hyperventilation, and heart attack.

The Challenge

Traditional medical training methods face significant challenges:

  • Limited Realism: Mannequin-based simulations fall short in replicating the urgency and complexity of real-life emergencies.
  • Irregular Practice Opportunities: The rarity of medical crises makes it difficult for healthcare professionals to regularly practice emergency procedures.
  • High Cost and Complexity: Organizing live training events requires significant logistical and financial investment, limiting their frequency.

The Solution

By providing immersive environments where healthcare professionals can repeatedly practice critical interventions, the consortium ensures that trainees are better prepared for real-world medical emergencies.

Key Features:

  1. Immersive Simulations: Trainees are transported into realistic clinical environments where they must recognize and respond to evolving medical crises.

  2. Decision-Making Under Pressure: The VR scenarios require fast and informed decision-making, simulating the real-time pressures faced during emergencies.

  3. Data-Driven Insights: Trainees receive detailed feedback on their performance, allowing them to refine their skills and improve their response strategies.

  4. Cost-Effective and Scalable: These VR modules reduce the logistical and financial burdens of traditional training methods, making frequent, high-quality training sessions more feasible.

Impact

Increased Preparedness and Retention

By providing repeated, hands-on training in a controlled environment, OneBonsai’s VR scenarios improve skill retention and readiness for medical emergencies.

Real-Time Feedback and Assessment

The integrated performance tracking system allows trainers to assess participants in real time, providing actionable insights for improving individual and team performance.

Accessibility and Scalability

The VR training modules can be deployed across multiple institutions and regions, making quality medical training accessible to a wider audience. This scalability, combined with lower costs, makes it an efficient alternative to traditional methods.

The Outcome

Led by Cal·lípolis and powered by the expertise of OneBonsai and the other consortium members, this EU Erasmus Project is reshaping healthcare training by providing immersive, cost-effective VR scenarios. These modules ensure that healthcare professionals are better equipped to manage critical medical emergencies like stroke, hyperventilation, and heart attack, ultimately leading to improved patient outcomes and more confident, prepared medical students.

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