We’re tackling something that’s been overlooked in medical education for too long – teaching future doctors how to actually communicate with patients. Sounds basic, but most medical schools still don’t have structured training for this.
The project brings together partners from Poland, Hungary, Romania, and Ireland:
– Medical University of Warsaw (leading the project)
– VR Soulution Hungary Ltd (handling the tech side)
– Medical University of Tรขrgu Mureศ
– University College Dublin
– Oncological Center Budapest
Over the next 3 years, we’re building a curriculum that covers everything from traditional doctor-patient communication to telehealth and AI-assisted diagnostics. The goal is to reduce miscommunication-related errors and help patients actually stick to their treatment plans.
It’s an ERASMUS+ funded initiative, and we’re aiming to create something that medical schools across Europe can adopt.
Looking forward to seeing where this goes.
