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Researched By Experts

Shock Wave Lithotripsy

Researched at Southampton University Hospital and available in 7 languages

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Flexible Cystoscopy

Currently in research and available in March 2025. 

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Ureteric Stent Insertion

Currently in research and available in March 2025. 

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Hysteroscopy

Currently in research and available in April 2025

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Loretta Tear

Urology Nurse Stone Specialist

'The use of VR headsets in consenting patients undergoing lithotripsy has improved patient understanding by providing additional information, marking a progressive advancement in medical practice'

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Dara Bamerni

BM5 Y3

Medical Student

'As a medical student, the opportunity to research into integrating cutting edge technology Medicine was invaluable. Analysing and witnessing first-hand the tangible effects of Virtual Reality, enriching the patient experience. It demonstrated how technology can build trust, confidence and pave the way for a more inclusive consent process'

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Tanya Davis

Urology nurse stone specialist

'As a Nurse Specialist consenting patients for lithotripsy, I found that the VR headset enhanced the patient experience and proved effective in alleviating their anxiety about the treatment. It provided patients with a clearer understanding of what to expect and supported my practice in improving the overall patient experience'

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Amelia Pietropaolo

Consultant urological surgeon

'As doctors, we frequently encounter patients who present with anxiety regarding procedures, often stemming from a fear of the unknown. The use of VR glasses has allowed each patient to gain a full understanding of the procedure, thereby reducing their concerns and helping to manage their expectations. This innovative approach significantly enhances the patient experience and contributes to improving their quality of life'

Published Literature

Improving Patient Information and Enhanced Consent in Urology: The Impact of Simulation and Multimedia Tools. A Systematic Literature Review from the European Association of Urology Patient Office

Comprehensive consent in urology using decision aids, leaflets, videos and newer technologies: empowering patient choice and shared decision-making

Urology Malpractice Litigation and Complaints Referred to the General Medical Council: A UK-based analysis of Trends, Demographics, and Outcomes over the Last Two Decades

Litigation claims in Urology in the UK National Health Service: an analysis of the trends, costs and causes over a 16-year period

Urological General Medical Council (GMC) fitness to practice complaints in the UK: an analysis over the last 14 years (2007-2021) based on trends, ethnicity and outcomes

National trends and cost of litigation in UK National Health Service (NHS): a specialty-specific analysis from the past decade

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As Seen In Press - Literature To Be Released In 2025 

Enhanced consent and patient counselling using virtual reality (VR) glasses for patient undergoing shockwave lithotripsy (SWL): Prospective outcomes from a university teaching hospital

Dara Bamerni, Loretta Tear, Tanya Davis, Phoebe Reynolds, Amelia Pietropaolo, Bhaskar Somani

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