Virtual Reality Sepsis Simulation Trial: Feedback survey responses.

Survey feedback data received from student participants who had completed a trial of a Virtual Reality simulation of a patient who has suspected sepsis.Four trials were conducted, each using the same simulation and VR platform, but with different modality (headset or onscreen) and different cohorts (three studies with students registered on a pre-registration nursing programme and one with undergraduate social work students).The feedback survey comprises open comment survey questions with a likert-type scale instrument, ITEM, used to support comparative quantitative analysis of key recognised domains of VR simulation. ITEM was developed through consultation with stakeholders by Jacobs et al.(2023) The spreadsheet contains a 'data' sheet containing the responses and a 'key' sheet which maps the question numbers shown in the columns of the data sheet to the full survey question text.The survey structure is as follows:1) Immersive Technology Experience Measure· Immersion scale (8 likert-type questions, plus an immersion rating from 1-10)· Motivation scale (10 likert-type questions)· Cognitive load (6 likert-type questions, based on NASA-TLX)· Usability (10 likert-type questions, based on System Usability Scale)· Debrief scale (5 likert-type questions)2) Feedback on the experience (open comment unless otherwise stated)· How would you describe your experience with the simulation?· Do you think you’d like to learn this way again? (yes / no)· What if any do you think were the benefits to you of taking part in this activity?· Do you have any suggestions for ways to enhance the interaction with the virtual patient? If so, please explain these· Do you have any suggestions for ways to improve the simulation or the platform? If so, please explain these· Do you feel that simulations such as these should be used further in your qualification? If so, how should they be used?· Any other comments