Virtual veterans help train U.S. Army psychologists
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A "virtual patient" technology being developed at USC could help U.S. Army psychologists and psychiatrists to treat their patients more effectively (Image: Albert Rizzo/USC)
A "virtual patient" technology being developed at USC could help U.S. Army psychologists and psychiatrists to treat their patients more effectively (Image: Albert Rizzo/USC)
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A technology currently under development at the University of Southern California (USC) is using highly interactive, artificial intelligence-driven virtual patients to simulate psychological disorders – particularly those that occur most often among soldiers – and train U.S. military psychiatrists and psychologists to treat their patients more effectively.
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