3D, haptics and virtual reality technologies implementation results in quality assessment and assurance of obstetrician-gynecologists’ hysteroscopy training

Abstract

Modern practical gynecology requires mandatory diagnostic and therapeutic hysteroscopic (HS) procedures. Their high-quality and safe performance is due to repeated trainings for mastering motor skills. This should ultimately lead to a tactile sensation and understanding of depth, fulcrum and force of impact. Simulation training is especially important, which gives effective theoretical and practical training of novice gynecologists for basic HS manipulations, the ability to conduct and evaluate their teamwork. The virtual simulator is widely used for objective assessment of clinical skills and abilities associated with the competence.