Conor Stewart
Research expert covering health & pharmaceuticals in the UK & Europe
Get in touch with us now| Characteristic | Share of respondents |
|---|---|
| Cost | 78% |
| Insufficient IT support | 72% |
| Insufficient clinician skill/knowledge to operate VR | 68% |
| Lack of clinician time to learn how to use VR | 65% |
| Additional time required to use VR in a treatment session | 54% |
| Patient resistance or reluctance | 48% |
| Insufficient or no available treatment space/s to use VR | 37% |
| Insufficient or poor quality evidence to support the use of VR | 29% |
| Safety concerns (such as infection and/or injury risk) | 24% |
| Lack of suitability for some patients (older adults, cognitive impairment, vestibular problems) | 19% |
| Clinicians not interested in using VR technology | 13% |
| Concerns for VR technology replacing the role of clinicians | 11% |
| Other | 10% |
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Release date
April 2024
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Region
Australia
Survey time period
February to May, 2021
Number of respondents
134 respondents
Special properties
Healthcare professionals
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