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virtual reality

3D synthetic digital environment which allows multiple degrees of freedom for the user to interact with the environment

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VR is fully ___ and synthetic

immersive

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overlays existing environment

augmented reality

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mixed reality

real-world elements and virtual elements interact in real-time

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types of VR equipment

  • mobile

  • standalone

  • PC/console

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mobile VR

uses a smartphone as the screen and processing power

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standalone VR

wireless experience where hardware is built directly into the headset

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PC/console VR

immersive experience at a higher price point, tethered with cables

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Why VR in OT?

  • significant improvements in upper-limb distal motor function and postural control

  • cognitive benefits

  • adaptable to the client’s needs

  • balance training, postural control, gait improvement, cognitive tasks, and fine motor tasks

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clinical application of VR in orthopedics

  • ROM

  • strengthening

  • pain distraction

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clinical application of VR in neurological

  • motor retraining

  • balance

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clinical application of VR in pediatrics

  • play

  • social skills

  • attention

  • sensory

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clinical application of VR in mental health

  • exposure therapy

  • anxiety management

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clinical application of VR in geriatrics

  • fall prevention

  • cognition

  • strength

  • coordination

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where is VR emerging?

  • stroke rehab

  • UE rehab

  • grocery shopping/ADL simulations

  • exposure therapy environments

    • crowds

    • stores

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advantages of VR in OT

  1. safe, controlled environments

  2. real-world simulation

  3. immediate feedback

  4. easily graded activities

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barriers of VR in OT

  1. cost and accessibility

  2. learning curve

  3. side effects or efficiency

  4. transfer to a real-world

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how to document VR?

highlight the clinical reasoning and application behind using the technology to meet functional goals

  • how was VR integrated

  • observed outcomes or responses

  • confirmation that VR is part of a treatment plan

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VR is an intervention that requires ______ to prevent falls or other injury

supervision

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depending on software used, you must ensure you maintain _____

HIPAA

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all risks, benefits, and expected outcomes need to be disclosed in detail

informed consent

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although beneficial, take into consideration this may not be feasible for all _____

populations

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Is VR the intervention in itself?

NO- it should be used as the tool to deliver the intervention and should only enhance delivery or outcomes