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Intubated ICU patients using VR to take a short immersive vacation while getting some physical exercise in. Source: darlan nitz

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Tania J. Spencer3 years ago

When I was at my sickest with Long Covid, my tech savvy (20-something) sons put a VR headset on me & it was profoundly moving to be sitting "outside" in a virtual space, with a view of mountains, & birds calling. It was incredibly healing & was the portal to elsewhere I needed.

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Ponjit Dowarah APS3 years ago

Do these things have any positive impact on the patient's well-being? If so, it is good.

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Oren Gottfried, MD3 years ago

Yes good trials on it

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Dinesh Bagaria3 years ago

Patients with such sound consciousness and activities level, why are they intubated, and how are they tolerating it?

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Idiopathic Confusion3 years ago

Venice without the smell … great idea

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Valerie B 🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻🌻3 years ago

Impressive treatment for what we used to call ICU-it is.These patients are constantly stimulated by noise, lights & procdures. After a couple of weeks, it takes a huge toll on their cognitive state. Love this!

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The name’s Plissken3 years ago

Great! But don’t even think of making the nurses responsible for managing the device or chart about it. They have too much to do already……….

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Ash Patil MD3 years ago

@vqmismatch Is it covered by insurance or paid by the hospital? we are having a tough time to get it for our patients for neuro rehabilitation: expensive and not enough evidence.

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Luke Todd3 years ago

@GatesPhysio One day NHS, when you untighten your relentlessly tight trouser buttons, one day 🙏

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