Read the latest research paper insights, discussion topics and evidence in Healthcare Simulation.
SimFlow.ai's nursing communication library is mapped to the NMC Standards of Proficiency, giving universities and NHS Trusts curriculum-aligned AI simulation that supports Simulated Practice Learning.
A major new report on the future of the NHS workforce puts healthcare simulation firmly on the national policy agenda. Trained for Tomorrow' report from the All-Party Parliamentary Health Group...
The Nursing and Midwifery Council has launched its most significant consultation on pre-registration nursing and midwifery education in years. Whether you run placements in an NHS trust, lead a programme...
The 10 Year Health Plan sets an ambitious course for a digital NHS. But independent analysis suggests the plan is clearer on the technology than on what needs to surround...
Communication skills training in healthcare is difficult to scale well. A 2026 peer-reviewed study published in JMIR Formative Research examined whether conversational AI could help address that. The study is an independent evaluation...
This comparison looks at what makes face-to-face communication skills training so fundamental to developing your learners’ capabilities — and where SimFlow.ai scales its reach and efficiency across your whole programme.
Sim & Skills have decoded the what, why and how of fidelity so you can make informed integration decisions that deliver the best outcomes for your simulation goals.
The BBC has featured the use AI patients to scale communication skills training across healthcare education. From expanding scenario exposure to supporting empathetic consultation skills, we explore their coverage of...
Explore how conversational AI is transforming communication skills training in healthcare. This research-backed overview breaks down new findings on AI simulated patients, GP consultation training, educational impact, cost efficiency, and...
Why does female representation in healthcare simulation matter? Explore how gender bias in training tools affects CPR, diagnosis and patient outcomes — and how inclusive simulation improves equity in care.
