360° Video: Resuscitation of a COVID-19 Patient w/ Respiratory Failure Best Practices Demonstration

This immersive 360 degree video takes you inside a hospital emergency department and shows you - using "pop-up text" - the best practices learned by medical staff in New York City and Philadelphia for treating critically ill COVID-19 patients with respiratory failure.
View on an ordinary computer screen, smartphone, or with a virtual reality headset such as the inexpensive Google Cardboard - arvr.google.com/cardboard/
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How to Watch on a VIRTUAL REALITY HEADSET (including smartphones)
Use your smartphone to view in 360 with an inexpensive VR headset such as the Google Cardboard: arvr.google.com/cardboard
• First download the KZbin App on your phone.
• Android Phones: play.google.com/store/apps/de...
• iPhones: apps.apple.com/us/app/youtube...
• Load this video into the KZbin App.
• Press the PLAY button, and then press the "VR goggle icon" in the bottom right hand corner.
• Close your phone into the headset.
• Looking through the eyepieces, you can turn your head LEFT, RIGHT, UP, and DOWN to watch the immersive video.
• If you have a dedicated VR headset (e.g. Oculus, HTC Vive, etc), there are a number of apps to play 360 KZbin content:
• DeoVR for the Rift.
• Vive and KZbin VR for the Oculus Go.
How to watch on a FLAT SCREEN (computer)
• Load the KZbin video.
• Choose the highest resolution your computer can comfortably play (e.g. 1040sHD) from the gear icon on the bottom right corner.
How to Watch on a SMARTPHONE or TABLET without a VR HEADSET
• Smartphones and tablets have internal motion detectors that allow you to experience some of the immersiveness of the video without a headset.
• Load the video in the KZbin app, press PLAY, hold the screen in front of you and you can turn the phone to look UP, DOWN, LEFT, and RIGHT.
Video © 2020 Weill Cornell Medicine, NewYork Presbyterian Hospital, and The Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania.
DISCLAIMER: The information contained in this video content is for informational and educational purposes only. The video content is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. For more details, see the disclaimer in the video.

[@hafiz4393]

Wow, i can look 360 vision.

[@marriceking7718]

I think you have great topics to debrief on, both good and other questions! I had the same thought about the stethoscope and contamination of themselves as others. I did not see a mask on the respiratory person, but I might have missed it. I watched it in 2D I liked being able to look around.

[@geetharamachandra2699]

Great video for Pause and debrief plus delta with AI. Contamination , not having full PPE with head neck cover....a few delta. Need VR head set. If not change quality to 1080s or 1440s HD at the bottom (settings). Use mouse to get 360 degree view.

[@charlimaer]

Why am I so tall-?

[@dr.vijaybasuthkar4582]

Very good video to watch . But I dont know about the gaps which we can see (like PPE) was intentional OR did for debriefing perusal.

[@fatecloses6621]

That's a dall but very good

[@shawnthompson7199]

What is this?

[@saint2279]

Awesome video. Which 360 camera did you use and the floating text comes with the video software or is that a separate solution?

[@armybmet91a]

I would also like to know what kind of camera was used.

[@kdhaha]

@@armybmet91a the camera was the Insta360 Pro 2 according to the blog post blog.insta360.com/covid-19-vr-medical-training-gives-doctors-life-saving-knowledge/

[@keauntriaj3376]

My mom got the Coronavirus and I’m scared if something happens to her😢😭

[@Danny-si2ny]

Stay strong mate

[@gamingvideos4024]

I’m sorry to hear that

[@datdude8484guht]

Did she make it?

[@zcarr5720]

One of them does NOT have a mask on 🤔

[@mededgelab]

The respiratory therapist isn't wearing a mask because she's wearing a closed PAPR (powered air purifying respirator)

[@khlm8190]

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[@ramonmera3283]

Oooo

[@miguelnunes2741]

nao com segi faser otre 360

[@dawntaylorpeterson2305]

Why is the nurse the only one not wearing a hat during intubation?

[@mededgelab]

Thank you for viewing! Although the attending and nurse aren't wearing hair covers, everyone in this video resuscitation - including the nurse - is wearing a plastic fluid shield, N-95 mask, gown, and gloves for PPE. The respiratory therapist is wearing a PAPR instead of a fluid shield and N-95 mask. Thanks!

[@erkinberk310]

Hello corona

[@plssub596]

Xin chào 你好 hello

[@unicorngirl187]

Ha

[@shawnthompson7199]

Idk so I think I'ma leave