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Exploring the perceptions of former ICU patients and clinical staff on barriers and facilitators to the implementation of virtual reality exposure therapy: A qualitative study.

Jacqueline TwamleyOliver HamerJames Edward HillRoger KenyonHuw TwamleyRob CaseyJennifer ZhangAlexandra WilliamsAndrew Clegg
Published in: Nursing in critical care (2022)
This study has identified that with appropriate staff training, resources, and integration into current patient care pathways, VR exposure therapy may be a valuable intervention to support patient recovery following critical illness. Prior to undertaking VR exposure therapy, patients often need reassurance that side-effects can be managed, and that they can easily control their virtual exposure experience.
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