HIT Consultant June 6, 2024
What You Should Know:
– AppliedVR, an immersive therapeutics (ITx) pioneer advancing a novel, virtual reality-based approach to medicine, today announced results from a secondary analysis of a large randomized controlled trial (RCT) that evaluated whether socio-demographic factors affected the clinical effectiveness of receiving a virtual reality (VR) therapy that treats chronic low back pain (cLBP) at home.
– Researchers sought to determine whether there were differences among key participant cohorts across patient-reported clinical effectiveness, therapeutic program engagement, and patient-reported VR device usability ratings.
RelieVRx: A Breakthrough in Pain Management Across Diverse Demographics
The study published in the Journal of Medical Extended Reality revealed that AppliedVR’s FDA-authorized RelieVRx device produced clinically effective results across various demographics, including age, gender, race/ethnicity,...
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