Protocol in Patient Discussions – Best Practice

In this experience, viewers see through the patient's eyes as a relative, who had requested to see a doctor earlier about their father's condition, sits bedside. This scenario fosters learning and reflection on handling conversations with upset, anxious, or angry relatives. It prompts consideration of healthcare professionals' actions and their impact on outcomes for both the relative and patient.

Did you know? VR training is proven to increase learning and retention by up to 75 percent.

Learning Outcomes

  • Increase your confidence in preparing for sensitive conversations.
  • Learn to identify and respond to family anxieties.
  • Consider and reflect on your reactions.
  • Recognise and adapt to changing care needs.
  • Evaluate your learning and define areas for further development.

“Flix are dynamic, creative, responsive, organised – and have given METRO a competitive edge at a crucial time”.

Dr Greg Ussher, CEO Metro Charity, Chair South East London Primary Care Joint Committee
“The end product made me cry – because it captured so beautifully the messages we wished to impart. Just beautiful in a pure and transparent way”.
Dawn Chaplin, Head of End of Life and Bereavement at UHB NHS

“The scenario’s are clinically credible and many identify directly with the interactions. Clear demonstration of skills help learners link theory to practice and increase the transfer of knowledge and expertise”.

Elaine Bramhall, Senior Trainer - Maguire Communication Skills Unit

Location

Royal Trinity Hospice

Royal Trinity Hospice is the oldest hospice in the United Kingdom, founded in 1891 by a member of the Hoare banking family. It is located in Clapham Common, London, England, and provides specialist palliative care

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