Duy Khang Vo

BSc (Health) at The University of Sydney/Innovations in eHealth #HSBH2009
Major in Health and Human Movement 🫁 🧬

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

The Hazard Perception Test is a perfect example of how gamification is useful to us. The test aims to test reflex and perception of drivers on the road with real-life scenarios and accurate time management. #HSBH2009 https://t.co/rZIDHhzLrq

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

Did you know that VR has been an important application in physical therapy and rehabilitation! Check out this article of how VR is helping stroke patient to recover their motor function #HSBH2009 https://t.co/6yIuUgKBWp

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

This week #HSBH's lecture on Virtual Reality is mind-blowing again🤯. I did not know that VR has become such an important application in our society, especially for educational purposes and medical training !!!#HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

The lecture on ''Games for Health'' this week was so interesting when it mentioned surgeons could benefit from playing video games !!!. Personally, I thought video games are just for entertainment, but I just got to learn the usefulness of it in real life applications. #HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

We have been using QR codes for decades but its importance was widely recognised recently when the pandemic happened. Not only it is fast and convenient we could also use QR code as a medium for EMRs and online health information. #HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

I was aware that there are many apps that could be used to monitor your health ( eg sleep cycle or HR). However, I just got to know how surprisingly accurate and complex these apps have achieved. I was able to measure my max HR (192) using #Strava app for a run. #HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

After submitting the Telehealth Reflection task, I realised that #Telehealth is very much dependent on the applications of technology. I think that the evolution of advanced technology will promise us an optimistic model of Telehealth in the future :) #HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

@jonathannguyen1 Yes, definitely!!! Funding plays a significant factor in contributing to the health literacy level. Thus, the increase of supplement grants could also help to raise the community's awareness of how important their health is with comprehensive information. #HSBH2009

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

Health literacy is essential to ensure every Australian are supported by our healthcare system. However, an average of 10% of Australian across ALL age groups and cultural background are having difficulty to engage with healthcare providers https://t.co/DmIzEgHyN1

[Duy Khang Vo @Duy_vo28]

It is ''ruokday'' !!! Lockdown has been tough for all of us, but we could still use social media to do an ''eHealth'' check up on your families or friends. Go ahead and send out a ''ruok'' message :) #HSBH2009

[University of Sydney @Sydney_Uni]

Today is @ruokday. Sometimes it may feel like we’re in a tunnel with little light at the end, but there is always going to be more light than tunnel. Be the light, or help someone find theirs. ✨

Here's a few tips from Director of @TheMatilda_USyd Prof @MTeesson to guide you.