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"Tindakan invasif menyebabkan nyeri pada anak ketika hospitalisasi di rumah sakit menjadi salah satu sumber kecemasan, ketakutan, dan ketidaknyamanan bagi anak maupun orang tua. Salah satu manajemen nyeri yang bisa dilakukan pada anak yaitu dengan memberikan distraksi. Distraksi adalah tindakan memperhatikan sesuatu selain rasa sakit, tindakan menarik perhatian pada rasa sakit. Tujuan: Penelitian ini untuk mengetahui pengaruh distraksi Virtual Reality terhadap nyeri anak usia sekolah saat dilakukan pemasangan infus. Metode: Penelitian menggunakan desain quasi experiment post-test only dengan sampel responden terdiri dari 34 kelompok intervensi dan 34 kelompok kontrol, sesuai kriteria inklusi yaitu: anak yang dipasang infus pertama kali saat periode rawat terkini, tidak mengalami gangguan kognitif, anak kooperatif dan mau mengikuti instruksi, serta anak yang didampingi orangtua. Instrumen nyeri yang digunakan adalah NRS (Numeric Rate Scale). Hasil: Mayoritas responden memiliki karakteristik berjenis kelamin perempuan pada kelompok intervensi sebanyak 67,6% dan pada kelompok kontrol berjenis kelamin perempuan sebanyak 61,8%, berusia 6-12 tahun dan memiliki pengalaman prosedur invasif sebelumnya. Analisis data menggunakan uji non parametrik (Mann Whitney) untuk menganalisis perbedaan nyeri pada kelompok intervensi dan kelompok kontrol pada prosedur invasif. Terdapat perbedaan signifikan nyeri selama prosedur invasif menggunakan distraksi Virtual Reality pada kelompok intervensi dan kelompok kontrol (nilai p 0,000). Saran: Penelitian Virtual Reality menunjukkan bahwa metode distraksi menjadi lebih efektif karena meningkatkan efisiensi sumber daya dan pemilihan pasien berdasarkan karakteristik.

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Invasive acts cause pain in the child when hospitalization in the hospital becomes one of the sources of anxiety, fear, and discomfort for both the child and the parent. One of the pain management that can be done in children is by giving distractions. Distraction is the act of paying attention to something other than pain, the action of drawing attention to pain.

Objective: This research is to find out the impact of Virtual Reality distraction on the pain of school-age children during infusion installation. Method: The study used a post-test only quasi-experimental design with a sample of respondents consisting of 34 intervention groups and 34 control groups, according to the inclusion criteria, namely: children who were installed the first infusion during the current period of care, did not have cognitive impairment, children cooperative and willing to follow instructions, as well as children accompanied by parents. The pain instrument used is NRS. (Numeric Rate Scale).

Results: The majority of respondents had female gender characteristics in the intervention group of 67.6% and in the control group of the gender of 61.8%, aged 6-12 years and had previous experience of invasive procedures. The data analysis used a non-parametric test (Mann Whitney) to analyze differences in pain in the intervention group and the control group in the invasive procedure. There are significant differences in pain during invasive procedures using virtual reality distraction in the intervention group and control group. (nilai p 0,000).

Advice: Virtual Reality research shows that the method of distraction becomes more effective as it improves resource efficiency and patient selection based on characteristics. "

"Latar belakang penelitian didorong adanya kecemasan yang signifikan secara klinis pada saat anak mendapatkan pananganan di IGD rumah sakit. Seiring perkembangan jaman, berbagai inovasi dikembangkan untuk mengurangi rasa cemas dan nyeri anak saat di IGD. Tindakan invasif penusukan vena dikenal sebagai salah satu prosedur yang paling sering dilakukan dan paling ditakuti, menyedihkan dan menyakitkan bagi anak. Tujuan penelitian untuk mengetahui dampak teknik distraksi virtual reality dalam mengatasi perilaku cemas dan nyeri terhadap prosedur penusukan vena pada anak di Zona Kuning IGD. Metode penelitian yang menggunakan quasi experiment two group pretest-posttest with control group design dengan pengambilan sampel secara purposive sampling sebanyak 42 responden Hasil penelitian menunjukkan usia didominasi dari anak usia sekolah usia sekolah (66,7%) dan remaja (47,6%) pada kelompok kontrol pada laki-laki dan responden sudah memiliki pengalaman penusukan vena. Kelompok eksperimen menunjukkan adanya penurunan perilaku cemas dan nyeri (p-value <0,001) dibandingkan kelompok kontrol; teknik distraksi virtual reality dampak dalam menurunkan perilaku cemas dan nyeri saat prosedur penusukan vena (p-value <0,001) dan nyeri anak usia sekolah mengalami penurunan rasa nyeri 4,958 kali dibandingkan anak usia pra sekolah saat prosedur penusukan vena. Disarankan teknik distraksi ini diberikan pada anak usia remaja pada anak perempuan yang telah memiliki pengalaman penusukan vena yang mengalami perilaku sangat cemas dan sangat merasakan nyeri.

Kesimpulan. Pemberian teknik distraksi virtual reality terbukti efektif dapat menurunkan perilaku cemas dan nyeri pada anak saat prosedur penusukan vena sehingga menjadi strategi manajemen nyeri akut yang efektif untuk anak-anak selama prosedur medis dari teknik distraksi lainnya. 

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Background of the study was driven by clinically significant anxiety when children received treatment in the hospital emergency room. Along with the times, various innovations were developed to reduce children's anxiety and pain while in the ER. Invasive venipuncture is known as one of the most frequently performed and most feared, distressing, and painful procedures for children.

Objective of the study was to determine the impact of virtual reality distraction techniques in overcoming anxiety and pain behavior on venous puncture procedures in children in the Yellow Zone of the Emergency Room.

Method uses a quasi-experimental two-group pretest-posttest with a control group design with purposive sampling of 42 respondents.

Results showed that the predominant age of school-age children (66.7%) and adolescents (47.6%) in the control group were boys and respondents had experienced venipuncture. The experimental group showed a decrease in anxiety and pain behavior (p-value <0.001) compared to the control group; The impact of virtual reality distraction techniques on reducing anxiety and pain behavior during the venipuncture procedure (p-value <0.001) and pain in school-age children experienced a 4,958-fold decrease in pain compared to pre-school age children during the venipuncture procedure. It is recommended that this distraction technique be given to adolescent girls who have had a venipuncture experience and are very anxious and feel very pain.

Conclusion. The provision of virtual reality distraction techniques is proven to be effective in reducing anxiety and pain behavior in children during venipuncture procedures so that it becomes an effective acute pain management strategy for children during medical procedures from other distraction techniques."