Using Virtual Reality to Improve Apathy in Residential Aged Care: Mixed Methods Study
Dimitrios Saredakis, Hannah AD Keage, Megan Corlis, Tobias Loetscher
Publication from 2020, in Journal of Medical Internet Research, 22(6): e17632, on quality of life. Part of the library of studies on virtual reality in healthcare collected by RVer.
Details
- Title
- Using Virtual Reality to Improve Apathy in Residential Aged Care: Mixed Methods Study
- Authors
- Dimitrios Saredakis, Hannah AD Keage, Megan Corlis, Tobias Loetscher
- Year
- 2020
- Published in
- Journal of Medical Internet Research, 22(6): e17632
- Type
- Independent publication
- Topics
- Quality of life
- Language
- English
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