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ALERT Presentation: Virtual Reality Simulation
Training in Pediatric Resuscitation- The New Frontier
Joshua M Sherman MD and Todd P Chang MD, MAcM
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA)
INSPIRE @ IMSH 2017 – Orlando, FL, USA
International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research and Education
Background Medical personnel must be trained to
successfully resuscitate children in extremely stressful and chaotic environments
It is challenging to train medical students and other types of trainees in resuscitative medicine on real live children
Currently there are two main types of simulation being used to train, teach, practice, and test medical trainees and professionals
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Background Continued
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Mannequin Based Simulation Screen Based Simulation
Often lacks the environmental and psychological stimuli of the real
experience
Costly, Bulky
Not fully immersiveFocus point is obvious to
the viewer
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Can we train, teach, practice And assess pediatric
resuscitation medicine in a 360/ 3D fully immersive environment?
VR at CHLA
Disclosure: Current VR research funded by Facebook/Oculus “ VR for Good” Grant.
• Current Research at CHLA- VR-PASS
International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research and Education
Background
• Population: Trainees in Pediatrics/ PEM
• Intervention: VR Simulation
• Control/Comparison: Standard Simulation
• Outcome(s): Improvement in physician
decision making/ behaviors (time to…..)
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PICO / Research Question
(How) Can VR simulation be as effective as MBS?
Approach/Design
25% Teach VR AssessVR
25% Teach VR
Assess MBS
25% TeachMBS
AssessVR
25% TeachMBS
AssessMBS
A
B
C
D
A+B vs C+D
• ALERT Presentation
• Grant Proposal : March 2017
• IRB Submission: Aug 2017
• Recruitment / Data Collection: Oct 2017
• Data Analysis : June 2018
• Abstract Presentation: Sept 2018
• Manuscript Preparation: Sept 2018
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Timeline
1. Outcome measures
2.Numbers needed
3. Methodology
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3 questions to improve study
At INSPIRE @ IMSH 2017: Meet you all
and enlist sites interested
In 2 months: Conduct our first planning
meeting
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Goals to accomplish
Joshua M Sherman MD & Todd Chang MD, MAcM
Children’s Hospital Los Angeles
International Network for Simulation-based Pediatric Innovation, Research and Education
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