Awareness, Knowledge and Attitude About Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality in Physiotherapy Practice among Physiotherapists
Gargi Joshi -,
Rima Musale -
Abstract:Background: The rationale for the use of Virtual Reality an Augmented Reality in rehabilitation is based on a number of unique attributes of this technology like opportunity for experiential, active learning that encourages and motivates the participant, ability of therapists to objectively measure behavior in challenging but safe and ecologically valid environments, while maintaining strict experimental control over delivery of the stimulus. A promising future requires the continued development and use of new… Show more
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