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Research, clinical exchange and the people behind visual monitoring. Discover our stories, outside perspectives and the places where the avatar appears.

49–60 of 100 stories

The avatar and Swiss cheese companion on the train to Lugano.
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Conferences

Critical-Care Conversations in Lugano

Sharing the Visual Patient Avatar and Swiss Cheese Model with Swiss intensive-care and infectious-disease specialists.

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Exploring Visual Patient at Humanitas University

Jennifer (Hsiao-Jung) Chien, MD, MBA
Education & exchangeShared

Exploring Visual Patient at Humanitas University

Jennifer Chien reflects on a workshop with medical students.

VideoRethinking the Sounds of Patient Monitoring — video preview
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Research

Rethinking the Sounds of Patient Monitoring

A call to use the auditory channel more fully in patient monitoring, with lessons from aviation and a British Journal of Anaesthesia article.

The operating-room team together after the USZ session.
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Clinical practice

Shared Situation Awareness at USZ

Scrub nurses at University Hospital Zurich explore the Visual Patient Avatar and access to vital information across the team.

An outdoor lunch with colleagues during the Berlin visit.
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Collaboration

From New York to Charité

A visit to Charité in Berlin to discuss innovation, situation awareness, patient safety, and care equality.

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Visual Patient at a Dutch User Day

Mark van den Brink
Community eventsShared

Visual Patient at a Dutch User Day

Mark van den Brink shares a view from the stage and conversations with monitoring users.

New York's evening skyline beside the river.
22 photos
Clinical practice

A New Home at NewYork-Presbyterian

Welcoming the Visual Patient Avatar to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital and thanking the teams behind its introduction.

The team at the Visual Patient demonstration at ISICEM 2025.
9 photos
Human factors

Seeing the Patient Beyond the Alarm at ISICEM

The invitation and photographs from the Visual Patient Avatar demonstration at ISICEM 2025 in Brussels.

Mica Endsley beside an aircraft, connecting situation awareness and aviation.
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Human factors

Thank You, Mica Endsley

An International Women’s Day reflection on situation-awareness science, scientific integrity, and women in research.

LinkedIn postVideo on LinkedIn

Clinical Experience at Philips Japan

Philips
Community filmShared

Clinical Experience at Philips Japan

A Japanese workplace film offers a view of clinical applications work.

A moment outside the hospital during the Australian visit.
22 photos
Collaboration

Thank You, Australia

Reflections on hospitality, collaboration, and continued work with Australian teams using the Visual Patient Avatar.

VideoA graphic recording of ideas from the CRIKEY conference.
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Conferences

The Human-Centred ICU in Australia

Gratitude for exchanges, new friendships, and discussions about the future ICU at the CRIKEY conference.