Scientific Evidence Mounts in Support of PrecisionOS VR Surgery Training; Platform Meets Validation Requirements on All 5 Industry Standard Benchmarks
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Wednesday, February 9, 2022
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Validation, as defined by medical simulation experts, determines the degree to which the simulation is representative of the real-world scenario and achieves its intended purpose.
Key Points:
- Validation, as defined by medical simulation experts, determines the degree to which the simulation is representative of the real-world scenario and achieves its intended purpose.
- Standard benchmarks published by the industry include demonstrating competency and proficiency in face, content, construct, concurrent and transfer validity.
- "The academic rigor surrounding the PrecisionOS platform is truly impressive," says Dr. Richard Satava, Professor Emeritus of Surgery at the University of Washington and an early pioneer in developing simulation standards.
- Multiple, independent trials published in medical journals confirm that participants using the PrecisionOS platform became better, more confident surgeons, leading to improved patient outcomes.