Clinical trial on nurse training through virtual reality simulation of an operating room: assessing satisfaction and outcomes

IF 1.3 4区 医学 Q3 SURGERY
Jon Zabaleta , Amaya Blasco , Tanit Esnal , Borja Aguinagalde , Iker J. López , Arantza Fernandez-Monge , Jon A. Lizarbe , Jaime Báez , Javier Aldazabal
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Abstract

Introduction

Virtual reality (VR) provides a firsthand active learning experience through varying degrees of immersion. The aim of this study is to evaluate the use of VR as a potential tool for training operating room nurses to perform thoracic surgery procedures.

Methods

This is an open parallel-group randomized clinical trial. One group received basic formation followed by an assessment module. The experimental group received the same basic formation, followed by thoracic surgery training and an assessment module.

Results

Fifty-six nurses participated in the study (51 females), with a mean age of 41.6 years. Participants achieved a median evaluation mode score of 480 points (IQR = 32 points). The experimental group (520 points) achieved an overall higher score than the control group (440 points; P = .04). Regarding age, women in the second quartile of age among the participants (35–41 years) achieved significantly better results than the rest (P = .04). When we evaluated the results based on the moment of practice, exercises performed in the last 10 min obtained better results than those performed in the first 10 min (1064 points versus 554 points; P < .001). Regarding adverse effects blurred vision was the most frequent. The overall satisfaction rating with the experience was 8.5 out of 10.

Conclusion

Virtual reality is a useful tool for training operating room nurses. Clinical trial with ISRCTN16864726 registered number.

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通过虚拟现实模拟手术室进行护士培训的临床试验:评估满意度和成果
引言 虚拟现实(VR)通过不同程度的沉浸感提供了第一手的主动学习体验。本研究旨在评估将 VR 用作培训手术室护士执行胸外科手术的潜在工具。一组接受基础培训,然后是评估模块。结果56名护士(51名女性)参加了研究,平均年龄41.6岁。参与者的评估模式得分中位数为 480 分(IQR = 32 分)。实验组(520 分)的总分高于对照组(440 分;P = .04)。在年龄方面,参与者中年龄处于第二四分位数(35-41 岁)的女性取得的成绩明显优于其他女性(P = .04)。当我们根据练习时间来评估结果时,最后 10 分钟进行的练习比前 10 分钟进行的练习效果更好(1064 分对 554 分;P <.001)。关于不良反应,最常见的是视力模糊。结论虚拟现实技术是培训手术室护士的有用工具。注册号为 ISRCTN16864726 的临床试验。
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Cirugia Espanola
Cirugia Espanola SURGERY-
CiteScore
1.20
自引率
21.10%
发文量
173
审稿时长
53 days
期刊介绍: Cirugía Española, an official body of the Asociación Española de Cirujanos (Spanish Association of Surgeons), will consider original articles, reviews, editorials, special articles, scientific letters, letters to the editor, and medical images for publication; all of these will be submitted to an anonymous external peer review process. There is also the possibility of accepting book reviews of recent publications related to General and Digestive Surgery.
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