How Are They Used in Medical Curriculum?

1. Clinical Decision-Making Scenarios
   • Students diagnose and treat virtual patients in branching case studies.
   • Example: Choosing the correct emergency intervention for a cardiac arrest patient.
2. Anatomy Identification & Virtual Dissection
   • Clickable hotspots on 3D anatomical models allow students to label structures and learn functions.
   • Example: Identifying cranial nerves on a virtual cadaver.
3. Surgical & Procedural Training
   • Step-by-step procedural videos with interactive pause points.
   • Example: Selecting the correct surgical instruments during an appendectomy.
4. Pharmacology & Drug Interactions
   • Interactive simulations for prescription writing and drug interactions.
   • Example: “What happens when you prescribe Warfarin with Aspirin?”
5. Medical Ethics & Communication Skills
   • Videos simulate doctor-patient interactions with multiple-choice responses for ethical dilemmas.
   • Example: Responding to a terminally ill patient’s concerns about end-of-life care.

Benefits of Interactive Videos in Medical Training

Active learning improves retention.
Real-life medical simulations enhance decision-making.
Immediate feedback reinforces knowledge.
Accessible anytime, anywhere, for self-paced learning.

Conclusion

Interactive videos are revolutionizing medical education by engaging students in real-world scenarios. They provide a hands-on approach to learning anatomy, clinical skills, and medical ethics, making medical training more effective and engaging.

Would you like to implement interactive videos in your medical curriculum?