A randomized controlled trial investigating experiential virtual reality communication on prudent antibiotic use

  13 September 2024

This study investigates the impact of experiential virtual reality (VR) on prudent antibiotic use. 249 participants were divided into three conditions: VR Information + Experience, VR Information, or Leaflet Information. Participants in the VR Information + Experience condition showed a significant increase in prudent use intentions from baseline, larger than in the VR Information and Leaflet Information conditions. The increase remained significant at follow-up, indicating that experiential VR communication can effectively promote prudent antibiotic use.

 

Further reading: Nature Digital Medicine
Author(s): Adéla Plechatá et al
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