These patients won't mind if you get too close

Description

University of Canberra nursing students are learning to conduct visual assessments using holographic patients in an Australia-first trial.

Assistant Professors of Nursing Jane Frost and Lori Delaney introduced the HoloPatient program to second-year nursing students last semester.

The technology allows students to interact with holographic patients projected into the classroom via a Microsoft HoloLens.

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Nursing; Health Tehnology

Period	6 Oct 2017

Title These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet Melbourne Age
Country/Territory Australia
Date 6/10/17
Persons Jane Frost
Title These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet Canberra Times Online
Country/Territory Australia
Date 6/10/17
Persons Jane Frost
Title These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet Canberra Times
Country/Territory Australia
Date 6/10/17
Persons Jane Frost

Title	These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet	Melbourne Age
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	6/10/17
Persons	Jane Frost

Title	These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet	Canberra Times Online
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	6/10/17
Persons	Jane Frost

Title	These patients won't mind if you get too close
Media name/outlet	Canberra Times
Country/Territory	Australia
Date	6/10/17
Persons	Jane Frost