Healthcare pros show interest in Apple's Vision Pro — survey
Computerworld
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Contributed by: Bill Russell
Summary
A Tebra survey reveals a high interest among U.S. healthcare professionals in adopting Apple’s Vision Pro for medical applications, signaling the potential for transformative changes in healthcare delivery. The survey, which involved 130 healthcare professionals and 1,003 Americans, highlights the readiness of the healthcare industry to embrace spatial computing technologies for a variety of uses, including remote care, surgical planning, and medical training. The potential of these technologies to combine virtual and real worlds, enhance efficiency in medicine, and address the global shortage of medical professionals has been underscored, while also emphasizing Apple's commitment to privacy. Interest among healthcare practitioners and patients alike points towards a positive reception of technology-driven healthcare solutions, further supported by ongoing research and development in health-focused applications for visionOS.
Survey: https://www.tebra.com/theintake/medical-deep-dives/medical-news/survey-americans-perceptions-of-apple-vision-pro-and-neuralink-in-healthcare
