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Thomas Caruso: VR for Childhood Anxiety Reduction (CHARIOT Program)
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Kim Bullock and Faaizah Arshad speak with Dr. Thomas Caruso, Clinical Professor of Pediatric Anesthesia at Lucille Packard Children's Hospital at Stanford and co-director of the CHARIOT Program. They discuss virtual reality solutions for reducing anxiety in pediatric patients perioperatively, and ways in which the Invincikids nonprofit is supporting immersive technology programs in clinical settings worldwide.
Please note: Stanford University has no affiliation with Invincikids, which is an independent, federal, tax exempt non profit entity.
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