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Back in Lugano
SACSI, situation awareness and a train with a fitting name.
Why Cute Avatars Connect
A reflection on approachable avatar designs and the emotional connection they can create.
Exploring the Avatar’s Next Sister
An inspiring day with the Philips team discussing what might one day become a sister to the Visual Patient Avatar.
Thank You, UAE and Saudi Arabia
Reflections on a Visual Patient Avatar visit and the teams supporting its adoption across the region.
Visual Patient in Daily Practice at Spital Lachen
Jan Kottwitz, MDVisual Patient in Daily Practice at Spital Lachen
An implementation announcement and Jan Kottwitz’s later reflection on routine clinical use.
Seeing More. Acting Sooner?
A BMJ Open protocol asks whether the Visual Patient Avatar translates into earlier clinical reactions in everyday operating-room care.
Presenting the Perinatal Avatar at USZ
Kashish Agnihotri shares a milestone in her ETH master’s project within the USZ visualization group.
Back in the Operating Room
Returning to clinical work and reflecting on how the Visual Patient Avatar has become part of the daily workflow.
Experience the Avatar at Euroanaesthesia
An invitation to try the Visual Patient Avatar and reflect on learning, clinical craft, and seeing the patient behind the numbers.
Listening to Clinicians About Visual Patient Heart
A multicentre qualitative study examines how anaesthesia professionals experience the heart visualization.
A Clinical Perspective from Malaysia
Dr. Suhaini KadimanA Clinical Perspective from Malaysia
Suhaini Kadiman reflects on technology and clinical judgement in the operating theatre.
Situation Awareness at WCA 2026
A symposium in Marrakesh brought clinicians together around the shared challenge of understanding the patient clearly and quickly.
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