Immersive tutorials for healthcare providers and specialized nurses

Learn, review, and maintain your skills

Step into the shoes of a registered nurse anywhere, anytime.

How does it work?

The mirror neuron effect means that total immersion from a first person perspective activates the same neurons in the person viewing the activity as in the person actually doing the activity.

This effect results in better understanding and improves our ability to perform technical procedures.

50%

Errors prevented

80%

Additional retention

80%

Time saved

First person perspective*

VR technology**

What kind of content is available?

Over 50 tutorials are available, with more content added every month

RN procedures

Injections, taking samples, hygiene, catheters, prophylactic care, dressings, etc.

Surgical nurse procedures

Surgical positions, drain placement, surgical closures, other surgical procedures, etc.

Nurse anesthetists procedures

Ventilation, induction, etc.

Unlimited viewing

Content is accessible via smart phones, Google Cardboard, VR headsets, tablets, and computers.

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Prof. Vitor MENDES PEREIRA

Professor of Medical Imaging and Surgeon, University of Toronto

I was very impressed by what Virtual Reality can offer as a pedagogical tool for training, but also how it can be used to disseminate and implement a new technique. It was very exciting to produce this VR tutorial with the Revinax team.

CATALOG OF HEATLHCARE TUTORIALS

by Sandrine Devors

Surgical nurse and Revinax project head

I’m really glad today that I was a Certified Nurse’s Aide and then a Registered Nurse before specializing in surgical nursing. But I have to say, it wasn’t always easy. The sheer amount of the technical procedures and caregiving steps we had to memorize and know how to perform quickly was such that I regularly found myself working under pressure and needing to control my stress. Between observing a procedure, doing it with someone, and then doing it alone... that took a lot of time. It would have been so much simpler and faster to be able to see myself in the shoes of the person who was teaching me, the one who knew how to do the procedure and had been doing it for years! Thanks to new technologies, what wasn’t available to me a few years ago is now within reach. No need to stress over this anymore. TRAIN WITH PEACE OF MIND!

Tutorials created during the 2020 COVID-19 health crisis

COVID-19

Good practices for hand disinfection using an alcohol-based solution
Functions and uses of protective masks
Dressing/Undressing good practices during contact with a COVID-19-positive patient
Taking a nasopharyngeal virological sample
Endotracheal intubation of a COVID-19-positive patient
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation of a COVID-19-positive patient
Endotracheal extubation of a COVID-19-positive patient

Tutorials for Registered Nurses

Injections and Sampling

Placement of a peripheral venous catheter (PVC)
Intramuscular (IM) injection
Subcutaneous (SC) injection of low-molecular weight heparin (LMWH)
Blood glucose test and SC insulin injection
Direct IV injection
Venous blood draw
Arterial blood gas (ABG)
Placement and removal of a Huber® needle on an implantable port
Peripheral venous catheter infusion placement
Transfusion of a unit of packed RBCs
Nasopharyngeal virological sampling

Dressings and post-operative care

Changing a basic surgical dressing
Radial arterial catheter dressing
Removal of a Redon® drain and dressing
Removal of surgical staples
Ostomy care (2 appliances)
Extension change on a femoral CVC (central venous catheter)

Urinary catheters

Hygiene

Alcohol-based rub hand washing: basic, hygienic, and surgical
Functions and uses of protective masks
Dressing/Undressing good practice during contact with a COVID-19-positive patient

Airway treatments

Drug inhaler therapy
Endotracheal suction in a patient with tracheostomy

Prophylactic care

Compression stocking and band placement

Tutorials for Surgical Nurses

Surgical positions

Supine
Prone
Lateral

Drain placement and subcutaneous and cutaneous closure

Superficial Redon® drain placement
Closure with nonabsorbable sutures

Surgery Tutorials

Neurosurgery

External ventricular drain

ORL surgery

Rhinoplasty

GI surgery

Epigastric hernia

Orthopedic surgery

Patellofemoral joint replacement

Tutorials for Certified Registered & ED Nurse Anesthetists

Induction and Catheterizations

Mask ventilation
Endotracheal intubation
Endotracheal extubation
Cardiopulmonary resuscitation
First aid

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Revinax is a start-up founded 5 years ago by pediatric neurosurgeon Maxime Ros. We have created a multimedia platform that provides access to immersive tutorials anywhere, anytime. The tutorials are designed to transmit knowledge of complex and often high-risk technical procedures, such as those performed in surgery or nursing, using immersive technologies: 3D video from a first-person perspective. Through our tutorials, the learner can live the experience and learn through the eyes of the expert, in a real-life setting. Revinax combines immersive virtual reality (VR) with a first-person point of view and actual 3D images. Multiple scientific studies have demonstrated the added value of such VR training.

NEW IN 2020: Slip into the shoes of a registered nurse. We have developed the only mobile immersive training dedicated to nursing students. We provide learners with the actual experience of good nursing practice in a variety of care settings from a first-person perspective using VR immersion. From your mobile phone, you can learn, review and maintain your skills for a wide range of tutorials, created under the direction of an RN and surgical nurse. You will be able to consult the tutorials as often as you want, whenever you need to and wherever you are, to sail through your three years of training with peace of mind.