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February 15, 2010 The Performance Work Statement Operational Assessment described the Air Force's plans to provide avatar-based mental health services via a virtual reality platform. The clinical areas of interest and scenarios were to be identified through focus groups with mental health professionals affiliated with the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) Mental Health Flight. The contractors would then create a virtual reality system for the identified clinical areas and scenarios. The system would then be evaluated by WPAFB patients and mental health professionals for potential usability, quality of immersion, satisfaction, and ease of use. Download the Report . . .

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Avatar Virtual Support Solicitation Number: FA7014-10-R-0062: Performance Work Statement Operational Assessment for Use of Avatars in Mental

February 15, 2010 The Performance Work Statement Operational Assessment described the Air Force's plans to provide avatar-based mental health services via a virtual reality platform. The clinical areas of interest and scenarios were to be identified through focus groups with mental health professionals affiliated with the Wright-Patterson Air Force Base (WPAFB) Mental Health Flight. The contractors would then create a virtual reality system for the identified clinical areas and scenarios. The system would then be evaluated by WPAFB patients and mental health professionals for potential usability, quality of immersion, satisfaction, and ease of use. Download the Report . . .

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