Tzu Chi University
Hualien City, 970, Taiwan
NCT Number: NCT05604807
This study aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a dementia course using virtual reality, world café teaching method and community practice on knowledge of dementia and dementia-friendly community, attitude toward dementia, and empathy toward people with dementia among nursing college students.
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Notify Me19 year–40 year
All sexes
Interventional
Not applicable
Hualien City, 970, Taiwan
This two-group randomised controlled trial aims to evaluate the effectiveness of a dementia course using virtual reality on knowledge of dementia and dementia-friendly community, attitude toward dementia, and empathy toward people with dementia among nursing college students.
The interventional group will receive the dementia course consists of dementia virtual reality activity, intergenerational learning, world café teaching method and community practice.
The control group will only receive the dementia course with intergenerational learning, world café teaching method and community practice but no dementia virtual reality activity.
Both groups will be assessed for their dementia knowledge, attitudes, empathy and knowledge of dementia-friendly community at baseline, week 8, and week 18.
Healthy volunteers accepted: Yes
Only the study team can determine whether someone qualifies for participation.
Inclusion criteria
Exclusion criteria
college nursing students who do not meet the inclusion criteria
dementia virtual reality activity, intergenerational learning, world café teaching method and community practice
dementia course, intergenerational learning, world café teaching method and community practice
Time frame: baseline
score of knowledge about dementia (0~50) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia
Time frame: week 8
score of knowledge about dementia (0~50) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia
Time frame: week 18
score of knowledge about dementia (0~50) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia
Time frame: baseline
score of attitude toward people with dementia (19~95) higher scores indicate more positive attitude towards dementia
Time frame: week 8
score of attitude toward people with dementia (19~95) higher scores indicate more positive attitude towards dementia
Time frame: week 18
score of attitude toward people with dementia (19~95) higher scores indicate more positive attitude towards dementia
Time frame: baseline
score of empathy (20~140) higher scores indicate more empathy for people with dementia
Time frame: week 8
score of empathy (20~140) higher scores indicate more empathy for people with dementia
Time frame: week 18
score of empathy (20~140) higher scores indicate more empathy for people with dementia
Time frame: baseline
score of knowledge on dementia-friendly community (0~20) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia-friendly community
Time frame: week 8
score of knowledge on dementia-friendly community (0~20) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia-friendly community
Time frame: week 18
score of knowledge on dementia-friendly community (0~20) higher scores indicate more knowledge about dementia-friendly community
Tzu Chi University
Other
From the Classroom to the Rural Community: Engaging Nursing College Students to Create a Dementia-friendly Community Using Virtual Reality and World café Teaching Strategies
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