A pretest was conducted with a group of elderly residents from three different nursing homes. Following this, participants watched 360-degree VR videos featuring nature walks, trips, and similar experiences for 10 minutes, once a week, over a period of four weeks. After completing the VR sessions, a posttest was administered. The results will be used to assess the participants' Quality of Life and their Satisfaction with the intervention.

The group first completed a pretest, after which they watched 360-degree VR videos, such as nature walks and trips, for 10 minutes once a week over four weeks. Following this, a posttest was conducted. The outcomes will be used to measure changes in Quality of Life.

The Quality of Life was evaluated using the ad hoc "Rivas-Borda Quality of Life Scale." Developed by the principal investigators, it consists of 26 items. The scale measures participants' Quality of Life across four areas (emotional, cognitive, socio-economic, and physical) using a 4-point Likert scale (1 = Never or almost never, 4 = Always or almost always). The lowest possible score on the scale is 23, and the highest is 104. A score between 104 and 81 indicates an adequate Quality of Life, between 80 and 54 points suggests a risk of Quality of Life deterioration, and between 53 and 23 indicates an altered Quality of Life.

At the end of the scale, there are 3 additional questions assessing satisfaction with the activity, also rated on a 4-point Likert scale (1 = Not at all, 4 = Very much).

Female, Male or Non-binary

Single, widowed, married or in a partner living in the residence or married or in a partner who does not live in the residence.