Virtual reality for hand hygiene habits in Hong Kong students

This trial tests a virtual reality game to help children ages 6 to 12 learn and practice better hygiene habits. It compares the VR game to regular health lessons to see which is more effective.

This study teaches preschoolers proper handwashing using virtual reality (a computer-based immersive experience). Researchers want to see if this method helps children learn better and feel more confident about washing their hands.

This trial tests if an augmented reality system can improve how health students and hospital staff learn proper handwashing. You'll use the system during one training session and have your handwashing checked before and after.

This study tests whether learning handwashing through fun games helps preschool children develop better hygiene habits. Your child would attend 8 game sessions at their preschool and you would observe and report on their handwashing behavior at home.

This trial tests whether a virtual reality (VR) experience can help teenagers feel more connected with others and improve their well-being. If you are a Chinese-speaking student aged 10–16, you may be eligible.

This trial tests if virtual reality can help young people in Hong Kong overcome social anxiety. You'll use VR to practice social situations as part of cognitive behavioral therapy.