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EPISODE · Sep 7, 2023 · 8 MIN

The metaverse: virtual care for real patients

from Science For Care · host Healthtech For Care

Explore the intricate weave of technology and healthcare in this eye-opening episode. Host Anca Petre journeys into the heart of metaverses, tracing its inception from the times of Lucasfilm Games in 1986 to its popularization by author Neal Stephensen in 1992. But it's not just about virtual landscapes; it's about their profound potential in revolutionizing healthcare.  Join in as Michael Kaldasch, the CEO of Aimedis, delves deep into the world of Avalon - the pioneer in healthcare-focused metaverses. Discover how these virtual worlds are more than just 3D spaces, offering real-time, immersive healthcare solutions, from telemedicine to psychotherapy, while ensuring utmost privacy.  Are we standing at the brink of a healthcare evolution powered by metaverses? Tune in to find out how the fusion of technology and healthcare might just redefine patient care and bridge gaps in doctor-patient interactions.  Embark on this enlightening exploration into 'metahealth' and reimagine healthcare's future! Podcast by HealthTech for Care Production: MedShake Studio  Host: Anca Petre  Guest: Michael Kaldasch Hosted on Ausha. See ausha.co/privacy-policy for more information.

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