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February 21, 2026BMC Medical Education0 citationsOpen Access

Blending simulation and e-learning in medical education to enhance professional competence and skills acquisition

SGSalman Yousuf GurayaJDJacqueline Maria Dias

Key Points

  • The aim is to explore how blending simulation with e-learning enhances medical education and professional skills.
  • Reviewed literature on simulation and e-learning in the BMC Medical Education collection.
  • Discussed the integration of e-learning materials to enhance simulation training.
  • Highlighted the role of adaptive learning in preparing learners cognitively before simulation.
  • Blending methods maximizes learner engagement and skills retention.
  • E-learning supports scalable and flexible educational resources.
  • Combining simulations and e-learning improves readiness for clinical practice.

Abstract

Simulation and e-learning are reshaping clinical training by enabling immersive skill practice, adaptive cognitive preparation, and scalable feedback. This editorial draws on the lessons learnt from the work published in the Simulation and e-learning in healthcare collection of BMC Medical Education. E-learning enhances the impact of simulation by providing flexible and scalable educational materials both online and offline. E-learning also prepares learners with cognitive knowledge before simulation. The synergies of simulation and e-learning maximise learners’ engagement and retention. To conclude, blending simulation and e-learning complements patient-based training, supports adaptive learning, and enhances readiness for clinical practice.

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Guraya et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69994c6f873532290d020ea9https://doi.org/10.1186/s12909-026-08686-x
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