Here are four insights:
1. The B-Hive combines video conferencing with advanced surgical training to provide both practicing and upcoming surgeons visual education for new devices and procedures.
2. Florida Hospital Nicholson Center designed the system to adapt to almost every medical device image source and convert signal types into a single broadcast signal.
3. Additionally, Florida Hospital Nicholson Center provides support services, troubleshooting and remotely controls the training events.
4. Steven Thekan, a co-creator of B-Hive, said, “With video calls becoming part of our daily lives, it only makes sense for training to keep up with technology. The bi-directional nature of the B-Hive allows for real-time conversation between parties from across the globe.”
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