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Using virtual reality to get ready for a health visit

This video shows how virtual reality can help people with intellectual disability get ready for a health visit.
Who is it for?
People with intellectual disability
What is it about?
Ways to get better health care, Getting ready to see a health professional
Who made it?
National Centre of Excellence in Intellectual Disability Health
When was it made?
It was created
7 months ago
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It was shared here .

This video is about a research project led by Dr Stefan Michalski. The project uses (VR). is a headset that lets you see and hear a pretend health visit. 

The video shows what you will see in the headset. It lets you practise a health visit in a safe place. This can help you feel calm and ready. 

This video can help you: 

  • know what a health visit is like
  • feel less worried
  • feel more confident. 

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