Oncology Nurse Acceptance of Virtual Reality as a Work Break

Virtual reality (VR) technology has been studied in oncology nursing with favorable results. A comprehensive cancer center provided a Take-a-Break VR program. Participants reported that they would repeat this VR program as a.

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Clinical journal of oncology nursing
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2025-05-22
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https://doi.org/10.1188/25.cjon.254-256
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Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues
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Oncology Nurse Acceptance of Virtual Reality as a Work Break

Amy Rettig, Diana McMahon, Kellen Maicher, Rachel Arpin
Clinical journal of oncology nursing
Healthcare Education and Workforce Issues
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Oncology Nurse Acceptance of Virtual Reality as a Work Break

Amy Rettig, Diana McMahon, Kellen Maicher, Rachel Arpin
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Abstract

Virtual reality (VR) technology has been studied in oncology nursing with favorable results. A comprehensive cancer center provided a Take-a-Break VR program. Participants reported that they would repeat this VR program as a.

Clinical journal of oncology nursingVol. 29(3)
Helen Keller International (US), Diana Princess of Wales Hospital (GB), Advanced Mechanical Technology (United States) (US), Universitas Islam Negeri Ar-Raniry (ID)
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