Metro South Health’s Logan Hospital Palliative Care unit launches PatientVR
Metro South Health’s Logan Hospital Palliative Care unit has recently adopted PatientVR, an innovative program designed to enhance end-of-life care experiences through virtual reality. This cutting-edge technology aims to provide comfort, engagement, and therapeutic benefits to patients, empowering them with immersive experiences during their most vulnerable moments.
Nurse Unit Manager Gillian Myles highlighted the growing momentum in integrating technology, such as virtual reality (VR), into patient treatment and end-of-life care. Gillian also said “Advancements in digital solutions were reshaping the healthcare landscape to the benefit of those receiving care”
You can read more about this program in the Metro South QLD Health website HERE
The PatientVR team were onsite to onboard PatientVR at the hospital, “We deeply appreciated the warm welcome and enthusiasm from your incredibly supportive staff” Mike said. We now look forward to further collaboration with the team at Logan Hospital.
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- The friendly staff at Logan PC trying out PatientVR
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- That seems like a slingshot! Part of our INTERACT feature. Note it is all controller free
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- Palliative Care, Logan Hospital
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- NUM Gillian Myles with Mobiddiction Director, Mike Vasavada
Thank you from our team
On behalf of the entire team at PatientVR, we would like to extend our heartfelt gratitude to the Logan Hospital Palliative Care unit. Special thanks to Nursing Unit Manager Gillian Myles, whose support and dedication have been instrumental in making this collaboration a success.
