International Journal of Recent Advances in Information Technology & Management (Online ISSN: 2581-3609)

Beyond the Classroom: How VR is Enhancing Clinical Simulation for Healthcare Professionals

2025-04-05T12:27:39+00:00

Virtual reality (VR) technology has been changing healthcare education, introducing the immersion, interaction, and reality of clinical simulation that could not be accomplished within a traditional classroom setting. This paper discusses the last 10 years of bibliometric analysis data and finds the integrating virtual reality into clinical training for health care professionals by emphasizing how it can better the acquisition of skills, enhance decision-making, and boost confidence in high-stakes situations. The use of VR environments allows learners to practice procedures, manage patient interactions, and respond to emergencies in a controlled, risk-free environment that promotes experiential learning and adaptability. The use of VR also enables tailored learning experiences, real-time feedback, and scalable solutions to address the growing demand for competent healthcare practitioners. This study draws attention to the transformative potential of VR in bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical application, thus ushering in a new era in healthcare education. The findings have underlined the critical role of VR in preparing professionals for complex clinical environments and, in turn, enhancing patient care and safety outcomes.

Greenwashing vs. Green Trust: The Role of Blockchain in Ensuring Transparency and Accountability

2025-04-05T12:32:01+00:00

This paper investigates the convergence of blockchain innovation and Ecological, Social, and Administration (ESG) responsibility, zeroing in on battling greenwashing. It inspects how blockchain's permanence, straightforwardness, and recognizability can upgrade ESG detailing, encouraging "green trust" among partners. The survey dissects existing writing, contextual analyses, and exact discoveries to resolve key inquiries with respect to blockchain's effect on ESG straightforwardness, reception hindrances, and its capability to enhance or supplant conventional frameworks. The exploration features blockchain's possible in different areas, including supply chains and green money, while recognizing difficulties like administrative vulnerability and industry opposition. It reasons that blockchain, while not a panacea, offers a practical pathway towards dependable supportability claims, stressing the requirement for cooperative endeavors to normalize and execute blockchain-based ESG structures.

State-Sponsored Hacking: Case studies of Cyber Conflicts

2025-05-01T12:12:19+00:00

State-sponsored hacking has emerged as a dominant feature of modern cybersecurity threats, marking a new era in the geopolitics of cyber conflicts. This paper explores the growing phenomenon of cyber warfare, focusing on case studies that illustrate how nation-states engage in hacking activities for political, military, and economic gain. By examining key incidents involving state-backed cyberattacks, such as the Stuxnet attack, the Russian interference in the 2016 U.S. elections, and the North Korean cyberattacks on Sony Pictures, the paper highlights the diverse tactics, objectives, and implications of these operations. It delves into the legal and ethical dimensions of state-sponsored cyber operations, the challenges in attribution, and the evolving nature of international cyber norms and response mechanisms. The study also explores the role of cyber intelligence agencies, the intersection of traditional espionage and cyber tactics, and the increasing militarization of cyberspace. Drawing from these case studies, the paper underscores the need for enhanced international cooperation, robust cyber defence strategies, and the development of clear legal frameworks to combat this growing threat to national and global security.