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Virtual reality training

A new reality in PD training

ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VR

A new reality in PD training

Training is a cornerstone of home dialysis

The sٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR is an innovative training tool, that can support you in preparing your patients for their peritoneal dialysis therapy at home.

In a study with over 2,000 PD patients by Figueiredo et al. in 2015, a longer training time and starting training prior to catheter implantation were associated with lower peritonitis rates.1

In 2018, a randomized controlled trial with 100 patients by Chang et al. showed the importance of regular retraining, as Ģý[Ģý] longer hours of retraining reduced the incidence of exit site infection (ESI) and peritonitisĢý2

The Peritoneal Dialysis Outcomes and Practice Patterns Study published in 2020 by Perl et al. covered 7,051 adult PD patients in 209 facilities across 7 countries and found that training duration of 6 or more (vs<6) days was positively associated with lower peritonitis rates.3

MyTraining

ٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR can support your patient training program

ճٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR is a digital training tool that can support you in preparing your patients for their peritoneal dialysis therapy at home:

With virtual reality, you can give your patientsadditional training opportunities, so they can repeat the steps of the bag exchange at their own paceas often as needed.

You support different learning styles with a mix of visual, auditory, interactive and text elements. The immersive 3D environment supportslearning by doing, making it engaging and intuitive to use.

With the different language options available, you can overcome communication barriers.

As a stand-alone system, the virtual reality training can be set up anywhere Ģý no installation needed, and it is simple to start.

The ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VR shows

What to expect from ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VR

The ٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR shows a home-like environment. Users can learn to prepare the virtual home for a sterile procedure and adjust the environmental conditions. They are introduced to the materials used for the procedure and a simulated catheter allows users to perform a virtual bag exchange on themselves .

Das ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining

The ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VR offers two modes for the CAPD procedure: a learning mode and a test.

Learning Mode

The learning mode offers step-by-step guidance from preparation to set-up, connection and finally, disconnection. For each step, an instruction is offered by a virtual nurse followed by an action the patient needs to fulfil before the level is completed.

Test Mode

Test Mode

Once the user feels confident in their abilities to perform the bag exchange, their knowledge can be tested in a test mode. The test is not guided. Instead, the user performs the procedure step by step and is corrected automatically if they miss a step.

How to include ٲĢýsڱ Training VR in your training concept

ճٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR supports you in teaching CAPD to dialysis patients, caretakers and other health care professionals. It cannot replace a full, hands-on patient training by a trained professional and it is not intended to do so. It is a training tool just like any brochure, video, website or training apron you may use to teach your patient. As such,stayĢýsafeMyTraining VR can helpĢý

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Ģýintroduce Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) patients and their relatives to CAPD as a treatment option

As part of the educative conversation with a patient who needs to start dialysis, it can be used to increase the visibility of home therapies as an option for patients. While hemodialysis can often be shown directly in the dialysis center, where patients can talk with each other about the treatment, peritoneal dialysis may be less visible to new patients. Virtual Reality can show patients what a home treatment might look like to help them make an informed decision about their treatment of choice.

Ģýprepare new patients for later hands-on training

Before the catheter insertion or while still waiting for the exit site to heal after the catheter insertion,ٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR can already be used for dry training. The training can be done in a seated position and at a self-determined pace. Training in VR before or after the catheter insertion is intended to help patients be better prepared when starting the hands-on training.

Ģýoffer patients additional training opportunities during the initial patient training

Hands-on training is usually conducted alongside the normal treatment cycle of three to four bag exchanges per day. In addition, training withstayĢýsafeMyTraining VR can offer patients the opportunity to learn and repeat the treatment steps at their own pace.

Ģýrefresh patientsĢý training during regular check-ins

During their regular check-ins, patients can useٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR to refresh or test their knowledge of the CAPD procedure.

Ģýrepeat the CAPD steps with Ambulatory Peritoneal Dialysis (APD) patients before an intermediate switch

Most APD patients also learn the steps for a CAPD treatment as part of their initial training, because it can be useful as a back-up, e.g. on vacation or while treating peritonitis. If necessary, the training withstayĢýsafeMyTraining VR can help patients who do not regularly perform a manual bag exchange to re-familiarize themselves with the procedure.

Ģýeducate new colleagues on what PD treatment looks like

You can also usestayĢýsafeMyTraining VR to educate new colleagues and show other healthcare professionals what a home treatment can look like, how other treatment options work and what patients learn to do by themselves at home.

How to learn more

ճٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR is currently only available in a limited number of countries. Please contact your local Ģý representative to find out more.

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Disclaimer

ճٲĢýsڱMyTraining VR and the VR glasses itself are not a medical device.They were created to supplement your CAPD training. This training demonstrates the use of theٲĢýsڱsystem.

ճٲĢýsڱCAPD treatment system contains the DISC and PIN safety features, which are connected with the Peritoneal Dialysis (PD) fluids.

ٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VRis an advanced digital training tool that can support you in preparing your patients for their peritoneal dialysis (PD) therapy at home which you can download directly via Meta Ģýapp labĢý app store into your own selected headset or device manufactured by Meta. Ģý does not have access to the usersĢý information collected on the device where this tool is installed. Please read carefully how Meta use and share your personal data via. The headset supplier shall inform users about which information is collected and processed on the device while accessingٲĢýsڱ MyTraining VR tool.

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    1Figueiredo AE et al. Nephrol Dial Transplant 2015; 30(1):137-142

    2Chang JH et al. Sci Rep 2018; 8(1):12919

    3Perl J et al. Am J Kidney Dis 2020; 76(1):42-53

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