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HIMSSCast: COVID-19 and therapeutic VR adoption, part 1
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HIMSSCast: COVID-19 and therapeutic VR adoption, part 1

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VR researcher and advocate Dr. Robert Louis gives HIMSS Media insight on the current state of VR in healthcare, and how the virus has impacted his hospital's rollout of the technology.

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