Potential for Virtual Reality Simulations to Positively Impact Nursing Students’ Mental Health
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9
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2
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Anxiety, stress, and depression are widely reported by nursing students. Virtual reality simulations may help reduce mental health concerns and enhance learning. This study captured students’ desired immersive virtual reality simulations and their mental wellness.
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Authors
Jeeyae Choi, PhD, RN
C. E. Thompson, PhD, RN
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