Peran Virtual Reality dalam Peningkatan Kualitas Hidup Pasien Penyakit Kritis
Keywords:
Critical Illness, Insentive Care, Quality of Life, Stress, Virtual RealityAbstract
Stress, anxiety, and decreased quality of life in patients are often caused by critical illness. The effectiveness of using Virtual Reality (VR) as an adjunct therapy in improving the quality of life of patients with critical illness is explored in this study. A systematic literature review (SLR) was used as the method, which included an analysis of various studies related to the application of VR in the context of patient care in the intensive care unit (ICU). From the review, it was found that pain and anxiety levels can be significantly reduced by VR, and patient emotional well-being can be improved. Although initial positive benefits have been shown, further research is still needed to understand the mechanisms behind the effectiveness of VR and the challenges in its implementation. Valuable insights into the potential of VR in improving the quality of life of critically ill patients are provided by these findings for healthcare practitioners and policy makers.
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