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Evaluation of a VR-Based Intervention for Visuospatial Neglect: A Mixed-Methods Study of Usability and Acceptability
Chloe Jane Hanly;
Benjamin Chen;
Annette Mclaren-Kennedy;
David Painter;
Shaurin Shah;
Laetitia Hatting
ABSTRACT
Mixed-methods evaluation showed a VR intervention for visuospatial neglect was usable, acceptable, and safe, supporting progression to a pilot RCT.
Citation
Please cite as:
Hanly CJ, Chen B, Mclaren-Kennedy A, Painter D, Shah S, Hatting L
Evaluation of a VR-Based Intervention for Visuospatial Neglect: A Mixed-Methods Study of Usability and Acceptability