[Virtual reality and palliative care, a complement in the care provision].

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Abstract
Commonplace in the world of gaming or the cinema, virtual reality headsets have made their appearance in the hospital over recent years. A nursing team in Lyon shares its feedback regarding the benefit of these tools as a complement to the care provided to patients in a palliative care unit.
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Authors Lafay, Alexandra;Gérard, Sullivan;Thevenet-Geay, Géraldine;Sontag, Pascale;
Journal revue de l'infirmiere
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