Game Technology and Military Medicine: Two Way Street?

What healthcareIT games
When 2006-05-09
from 15:50 to 15:50
Where USC (Los Angeles, CA)
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CDR Russell Shilling considered ways in which military medicine might presage coming refinements in game technology.

At the Games for Health Day held earlier in 2006, CDR Russell Shilling considered ways in which military medicine could presage improvements in some aspects of game technology.The effects of game technology upon the military are much-discussed, but there is less discussion of the reverse. Title of his presentation was "Game Technology is Transforming Military Medicine: Is the Inverse also possible?"

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