Barriers and facilitators to implementing immersive virtual reality in long-term care settings: an interdisciplinary partnership study exploring staff perspectives

Key Points

Implementing virtual reality may enhance residents' relaxation and positive feelings, leading to better engagement.
Key factors include compatibility and ease-of-use, along with essential organizational support for sustainability.
Focus on person-centred delivery can encourage consistent use of VR in long-term care settings for effective pain management.
Insights from staff perspectives provide a practical roadmap for integrating VR as a low-burden intervention.

Interdisciplinary partnership explores staff perspectives on implementing virtual reality for enhancing residents' engagement.

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Sadowski et al. (2026) studied this question.

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