Virtual Reality Clinical Trial
Official title:
The Effect of Virtual Reality Application on Student Satisfaction, Self-Confidence, and Anxiety Levels in Episiotomy Training
The study aims to develop a virtual reality application for episiotomy training and to determine the effect of the virtual reality application on student satisfaction, self-confidence, and anxiety levels. It was found that there should be a total of at least 102 students, 51 of whom are Virtual Reality practice groups (experimental) and 51 Dana Language practice groups (control), who meet the inclusion criteria. Considering the losses, it was decided to include 110 students in the study.We are collected usıng a Personal Informatıon form, Student Satisfaction and Self-Confidence in Learning, State and Trait Anxiety Inventory- STAI I-II
The study aims to develop a virtual reality application for episiotomy training and to determine the effect of the virtual reality application on student satisfaction, self-confidence, and anxiety levels. As one of the most common surgical procedures in vaginal delivery, episiotomy or perineotomy is an incision procedure performed in the perineum. Episiotomy is a surgical incision made in the bulbocavernosus muscle in the perineum during the second stage of labor (Yıldız Karaahmet & Yazıcı, 2016). Episiotomy is often performed to ensure the easy, quick, and safe delivery of the baby's head, to prevent fetal hypoxia, to shorten the active phase of labor, to prevent lacerations, to protect the anal sphincter, and to prevent perineal problems after delivery (Durmaz & Buğdaycı, 2013, Kartal et al., 2014). ACOG recommends episiotomy in case of maternal or infant risk, such as perineal tears that may occur during vaginal delivery, to facilitate or expedite labor, and to restrict its use when not necessary (ACOG, 2006). The prevalence of episiotomy varies between countries. For example, its prevalence is 3.7% in Denmark and 75% in Cyprus (Blondel et al., 2016). In Turkey, the prevalence of episiotomy is reported to be 64-88% (Karaahmet & Yazıcı, 2016). Episiotomy can cause perineal pain, puerperal infection, postpartum hemorrhage, and dyspareunia later in life (Yang & Bai, 2021). Considering the complications of episiotomy, it is extremely important to perform episiotomy correctly, and only when necessary. It is therefore essential that midwives responsible for this practice acquire the necessary knowledge and skills (Aytekin et al., 2022). In midwifery education, training is provided both theoretically and in clinical practice to put into practice and reinforce theoretical knowledge. While providing psychomotor development and professional socialization of students, it is also necessary to support standard education and clinical practice with simulation methods (Uyar Hazar & Gültekin, 2019). The training by simulation method seems to be often used to provide effective and high-quality midwifery skills (Bingöl et al., 2020). This training is conducted in laboratory environments with realistic scenarios in the form of performing practices (Cofey, 2015). Various simulation materials (sponge, calf's tongue, chicken breast, episiotomy model) have been used to improve the episiotomy skills of midwifery students (Aytekin et al., 2022). Another simulation method is training with Virtual Reality (VR) method. The virtual reality method helps training by providing an environment that allows students to experience scenarios and situations instead of imagining them (Çapa, 2004). Virtual reality environments offer students the opportunity of detailed observations with new visualization methods and an environment without physical obstacles. VR also provides a learning experience on a platform where they can interact and learn independently (Torres et al., 2015). In the literature review, there were no studies on the application of virtual reality in episiotomy training. In this regard, the primary aim of this study is to develop a virtual reality application in episiotomy training, and the secondary aim is to determine the effect of this virtual reality application on student satisfaction, self-confidence, and anxiety levels. ;
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