Effect of using virtual reality on fatigue and mental workload as key determinants of perceived stress in neonatal intensive care staff: A randomized controlled trial feasibility study and protocol
Effect of using virtual reality on fatigue and mental workload as key determinants of perceived stress in neonatal intensive care staff: A randomized controlled trial feasibility study and protocol
Sharon A. Bottcher, Gayatri Athalye‐Jape, Catherine Campbell, Lindsay Kinnaird et al.
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2 citations
Journal
Nursing in Critical Care
Topics
Family and Patient Care in Intensive Care Units
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3.08
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Effect of using virtual reality on fatigue and mental workload as key determinants of perceived stress in neonatal intensive care staff: A randomized controlled trial feasibility study and protocol
Sharon A. Bottcher, Gayatri Athalye‐Jape, Catherine Campbell, Lindsay Kinnaird, Max Bulsara, Debbie Chiffings, Elizabeth Nathan, Saumil Desai, Ali Fardinpour, Shripada Rao
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Nursing in Critical CareVol. 30(2)
Institutions
The University of Western Australia (AU), Princess Margaret Hospital for Children (AU), King Edward Memorial Hospital (AU), The University of Notre Dame Australia (AU)
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Effect of using virtual reality on fatigue and mental workload as key determinants of perceived stress in neonatal intensive care staff: A randomized controlled trial feasibility study and protocol — Sharon A. Bottcher, Gayatri Athalye‐Jape, et al. · Nursing in Critical Care (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS