Effectiveness of Scenario-Driven Virtual Reality for Improving Nursing Students' Behavioral Responses Toward Older Adults With Dementia: Protocol for a 4-Arm Postintervention Study.

Sari DW, Fabroyir H, Sudarsiwi NP, Takaoka M, Hidayati N, Rekawati E, Fillah MRI, Disertasiani WS, 'Aini NF, Astri NA, Sihaj G, Rosyid HA, Putra ABNR, Igarashi A

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10.2196/95684
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2026 Sep 22
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JMIR research protocols
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@article{allodium:10.2196/95684,
  title = {Effectiveness of Scenario-Driven Virtual Reality for Improving Nursing Students' Behavioral Responses Toward Older Adults With Dementia: Protocol for a 4-Arm Postintervention Study.},
  author = {Sari DW and Fabroyir H and Sudarsiwi NP and Takaoka M and Hidayati N and Rekawati E and Fillah MRI and Disertasiani WS and 'Aini NF and Astri NA and Sihaj G and Rosyid HA and Putra ABNR and Igarashi A},
  year = {2026},
  journal = {JMIR research protocols},
  doi = {10.2196/95684},
  url = {https://doi.org/10.2196/95684}
}

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AU  - Takaoka M
AU  - Hidayati N
AU  - Rekawati E
AU  - Fillah MRI
AU  - Disertasiani WS
AU  - 'Aini NF
AU  - Astri NA
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AU  - Rosyid HA
AU  - Putra ABNR
AU  - Igarashi A
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DW, S., H, F., NP, S., M, T., N, H., E, R., MRI, F., WS, D., NF, '., NA, A., G, S., HA, R., ABNR, P., & A, I. (2026). Effectiveness of Scenario-Driven Virtual Reality for Improving Nursing Students' Behavioral Responses Toward Older Adults With Dementia: Protocol for a 4-Arm Postintervention Study.. JMIR research protocols. https://doi.org/10.2196/95684

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