Exploring virtual reality as an intervention to improve symptom severity in hospice-eligible patients

Exploring virtual reality as an intervention to improve symptom severity in hospice-eligible patients
American Journal of Hospice and Palliative Care; by Hannah Maciejewski, Kathryn Levy, Catherine M Mann, Suzanne S Sullivan, Gina Schuster, Christopher W Kerr; 7/25
Virtual reality (VR) as an intervention has appeared in the literature and in clinical settings across many different populations. To expand the use of this care option, it is worth considering the ways in which a VR application may benefit individuals with life-limiting illness in hospice and palliative care settings. The incorporation of VR as a therapy option may aid in symptom management and support people nearing the end of life in focusing on aspects of their overall well-being.