Rogério Ferreira, Cristina Lavareda Baixinho, Óscar Ramos Ferreira, Ana Clara Nunes, Teresa Mestre, Luís Sousa
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention in the Elderly: The Perspective of Nursing Students
Journal of personalized medicine
study analyzed adherence modified advanced life support obstetrics also algorithm helprer handling shoulder dystocia sd using virtual reality vr training modality secondary outcomes improvements posttraining diagnosistodelivery time human skills factors hufshi perceived taskload index tlx prospective casecontrol singleblind 11 randomized crossover study participants shown 360 vr video sd management control group briefed theoretically groups underwent hufshi helprer score assessments baseline manikinbased training tlx questionnaire administered washout phase 12 weeks performed crossover groups switched similar outcomes groups first training session however crossover control group yielded significantly higher helprer scores 7 vs 65 p 001 lower diagnosistodeliverytime 855 vs 99 p 002 tlx scores 57 vs 68 p 004 multivariable linear regression analysis vr training independently associated improved helprer scores p 0003 hufshi scores comparable groups data demonstrated feasibility vr simulation training sd management caregivers considering drawbacks common highfidelity trainings vrbased simulations offer new perspectives