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Patient Experiences With Virtual Reality Mindfulness Skills Training
This study aims to assess acceptability and preliminary efficacy of an intervention being administered clinically, a virtual reality (VR) mindfulness program. It is hypothesized that patients will find VR mindfulness an acceptable intervention and that it will reduce symptoms of anxiety.
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