DecideVR

DecideVR Overview

DecideVR developed a virtual reality simulator for reducing errors and saving lives in intensive care units (ICUs). The simulator detects and reviews errors and biases of medical doctors and interns and provides a valuable feedback report in real time. The company's proprietary engine collects data points that are aggregated and analyzed to identify both weaknesses and strengths in decision-making. Individual reports with personalized recommendations are provided to the user to improve decision-making. The process takes minutes but results in a detailed report with remediation suggestions that can transform the quality of future decisions. The platform currently focuses on cardiovascular ICU decisions where errors are intolerable. Along with medical experts, DecideVR is also developing simulations and scenarios in a multitude of specializations and sub-specializations in response to the growing need of hospitals and medical schools to significantly reduce human errors in intensive care units. Another promising version of the simulator is being developed for nurses.

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May 25, 2022 · www.israel21c.org

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Virtual reality could help avoid deadly medical errors

Israeli startup DecideVR has developed a decision support system based on virtual reality (VR) to combat medical errors in the ICU and ER. The software, created by Prof. Alex Mintz, presents users with realistic scenarios in which they must make decisions in trauma or emergency situations. The VR simulations aim to uncover unconscious biases and improve decision-making skills. DecideVR is currently being trialed in nine hospitals worldwide and plans to expand to cover other medical specialties. The company also aims to establish a Medical VR Forum to create an ecosystem of medical VR companies. The software has potential applications beyond the medical field, such as in non-medical decision-making.

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Dec 19, 2021 · www.calcalistech.com

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Israeli scientists develop VR platform for uncovering errors in intensive care units

Israeli medical device company DecideVR has completed its virtual reality simulator for identifying decision-making errors in medical treatment in intensive care units (ICU). The simulator detects and reviews errors and biases of medical doctors and interns, providing real-time feedback. A beta version is being piloted in the U.S. The company plans to raise funds and collaborate with other simulation producers, hospitals, and medical schools. The simulator is currently focused on cardiovascular ICU decisions but is being developed for other fields as well. Another version of the simulator is being developed for nurses.

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