Post-Use Survey Responses from Clinicians in a Neurorehabilitation VR Study

This dataset was collected as part of a pragmatic qualitative study exploring clinicians’ perspectives on the usability, acceptability, and implementation of an immersive virtual reality (VR) system (KINESIX VR) in neurorehabilitation practice. Data were obtained from 21 licensed rehabilitation professionals (physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and physicians) across clinical settings in Spain, Chile, and Mexico.

Participants completed a structured post-use survey after applying the VR system during sessions with neurological patients. The survey included:

Demographic and professional characteristics (e.g., years of experience, discipline, tech proficiency)
Responses to the System Usability Scale (SUS)
Perceived benefits and barriers using Likert-scale items
Ratings of clinical efficiency across both in-clinic and home-based rehabilitation contexts
Open-ended responses on perceived impact, challenges, and usability

No patient data were collected. All responses are anonymized and coded in a structured spreadsheet (CSV format). The dataset supports implementation science, digital health, neurorehabilitation technology adoption, and behavioral research in healthcare professionals.

Researchers may use this dataset to replicate findings, conduct secondary analyses, or examine patterns in clinical adoption of digital tools in rehabilitation settings.