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Decision Support at ICCAI 2025
Presenting the Visual Patient Avatar at the Medical University of Vienna and discussing value in critical-care decision support.
The Avatar at DGAI 2025
Meeting colleagues in Germany and sharing the work on situation awareness, patient safety, and care equality.
An Independent Review of Avatar Monitoring
A systematic review from Sapienza University of Rome examines the evidence on visual avatars in anesthesia.
The Science Behind the Avatar
A video explores studies of the Visual Patient Avatar, parallel information transfer, and peripheral and distant vision.
Why the Avatar Looks the Way It Does
A video explains the colors, shapes, and motions behind the Visual Patient Avatar’s functional design.
What Is Situation Awareness?
A video introduction to situation awareness, human information processing, and its role in medicine and aviation.
Why Images Can Help Us Understand
The first video in an explanatory series considers how visual information can support understanding beyond text and numbers.
An Avatar in a Vietnamese ICU
Nguyen Hong TruongAn Avatar in a Vietnamese ICU
Nguyen Hong Truong shares a local clinical milestone and photographs of the monitoring setup.
The Future of Monitoring at Charité
Conversations with INCH Health in Berlin about avatars, sound, AI, and human situation awareness.
Visual Patient at Río Hortega
Ruth CaballeroVisual Patient at Río Hortega
A clinical film from Valladolid, shared by Ruth Caballero.
Visual Patient at JSA in Japan
Shin Goto · shared by Bas van BreugelVisual Patient at JSA in Japan
Shin Goto and Bas van Breugel share the team’s congress experience.
The Avatar and the ICU of the Future
Sharing a Critical Care Research Group video on the Visual Patient Avatar and the collaboration behind its development.
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