Revista Espanola de Geriatria y Gerontologia
Virtual reality improved fall-risk scores in older adults
A randomized trial of 50 older adults compared 10 virtual reality sessions with conventional sessions, assessing fall risk, fear of falling and fear of movement.A randomized trial of 50 older adults compared 10 virtual reality sessions with conventional sessions, assessing fall risk, fear of falling and fear of movement.
Randomized trial · 50 peopleVirtual reality
Who was studied50 older adults attending day centers, 10 sessions
What changedFall-risk scores improved with virtual reality, but the benefit over conventional sessions was not quantified
The catchParticipants knew their program, which could bias questionnaire scores