Evaluation of VR exposure therapy.

This Ph.D. project, led by intensive care nurse Ann Louise Hanifa, investigates whether VR glasses can provide intensive care patients with a break from the high-tech, stressful environment of the ICU. The goal is to reduce anxiety and stress during their hospital stay, which may ultimately lower the risk of developing anxiety or depression later.

Identify women who are at risk of developing postpartum depression, so that an intervention can be initiated.

This project seeks a vision of the future that integrates hybrid work experiences, digital tools, and physical workspaces.

This study explores emotion regulation in bipolar disorder (BD) and unaffected relatives (UR) using a unique approach – a virtual reality (VR) task.

Creating a custom-made VR game that enables more engaging exercises for citizens suffering from cerebral palsy, with the goal of investigating whether the VR game can have a positive impact on the amount of exercise and whether it can lead to long-term improvement in citizens’ motor skills.

Engage the patient in a dialogue with the eating disorder voice in order to reduce the power of the inner voice.

Our conclusion was that the children at familial High Risk for Schizophrenia were more likely to be bullied. We could not confirm the hypothesis that these children were more likely to perceive ambiguous situations as hostile. The higher rates of bullying amongst these children were confirmed by themselves, their caregiver and teacher. Good reasons to take care of these children.

The purpose of this experiment is to investigate whether these virtual reality-based experiences are effective in reducing the use of necessity-based medication and coercive measures in a psychiatric department, as well as whether they can reduce stress/discomfort and increase satisfaction with a psychiatric hospitalization.

To enhance the life quality of eldery people and individuals with dementia through VR-experiences

An observational study using the MRC framework for developing complex interventions. The study aims to reduce stress in ICU patients, enhance patient well-being, and assess the feasibility of implementing VR for ICU interventions.