Evaluating a virtual reality dementia training experience using psychophysiological methods: A randomised controlled study
Andrew Stafford,
Stuart Bender,
Kiran Parsons
et al.
Abstract:ObjectivesVirtual reality (VR) is increasingly used for training the dementia care workforce. It is unknown whether VR is superior to traditional training techniques in improving dementia care amongst practicing nurses. This study compared the impact of a VR application on nurses' knowledge and attitudes towards people living with dementia, to video‐based, non‐immersive training.MethodsTwenty‐two registered and enrolled nurses were randomised to either interactive VR experience or video footage captured from w… Show more
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