英文摘要 |
This study explored and examined the usability and effectiveness of a virtual reality prototype for burn pain relief. The proposed use of this non-pharmacological approach was to complement the conventional pharmacological therapy in the reduction of pain during wound-care procedure for a 10 years old burn child. By using Oucher scale, Presence Questionnaire and Usability Questionnaire, the real feeling as he received virtual reality computer game during the wound-care procedure was investigated. The subjective rating of his perception of pain relief was evaluated. A semi-structured questionnaire was used to interview the primary nurse and family about their perception of the usability and effect of virtual reality game on the child’s pain relief. During this study, the boy expressed the pain relief effect of the game. According to the primary nursing and caregivers, the virtual reality game had distraction effect, reduced the anxiety before and during dressing change. In conclusion, virtual reality computer game seems to relieve burn pain by distraction, larger complementary intervention for pediatric burn pain should be carried out in the future. |