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Clinical simulation
ngnsimulation gives programs AI-generated, EHR-based patient simulations that run in any browser, with no VR hardware and no scripted dead-ends. Every scenario is scoped to the learner's profession and jurisdiction, graded against the correct scope of practice, and tied to licensure-exam outcomes. One platform covers 57 allied health professions across 64 North American jurisdictions.
What programs get
A single platform replaces the patchwork of a conversation tool, a scripted virtual-patient library, and a separate question bank.
Unscripted, evidence-based patient cases produced for a chosen profession, jurisdiction, and difficulty in seconds.
Learners work inside a multi-tab electronic health record with live vitals, labs, MAR, and notes that change with their decisions.
Every action is assessed against the learner's role and jurisdiction; out-of-scope acts are identified and cited, not passed.
Spoken patient encounters and workforce-readiness drills, graded on a documented rubric.
Predicted pass rates, weak-topic indicators, and at-risk detection on Benner's novice-to-expert framework.
Programs, terms, and courses with mastery gating and completion credentials, isolated per institution.
How it compares
Most clinical-simulation tools fall into two categories: browser-based conversation or scripted virtual patients, and headset-based VR. The table below compares those approaches with ngnsimulation.
| Capability | Conversation / scripted sims | VR simulation | ngnsimulation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Runs in any browser (no VR headset) | |||
| AI-generated, unscripted scenarios | |||
| Scope-of-practice grading by jurisdiction | |||
| Licensure-exam preparation in the same platform | |||
| Coverage beyond nursing (57 allied health roles) | |||
| Canadian jurisdiction localization (CPNRE / REx-PN / HCA / NOTCE) |
Category examples: conversation or scripted virtual patients include Shadow Health, vSim, and Body Interact; VR simulation includes UbiSim, SimX, and Oxford Medical Simulation. Capabilities reflect each category's typical model and may vary by product and edition.
Built for Canadian programs
Most simulation and exam-prep tools are built around US frameworks. ngnsimulation resolves every profession to its Canadian regulator, governing legislation, measurement units, and entry-to-practice examination, with US coverage alongside. Data handling follows PIPEDA and a Canadian-first approach.
See coverage by profession and jurisdictionPractical-nurse registration across provinces.
Registered-nurse licensure, Canada and US.
Health Care Aide and occupational therapy.
Regulator and legal scope per province and state.
FAQ
ngnsimulation is a browser-based AI clinical simulation platform that programs adopt alongside or in place of conversation-based tools (such as Shadow Health) and scripted virtual patients (such as vSim or Body Interact). Rather than fixed scripts, it generates patient scenarios with AI, grades each action against the learner's scope of practice, and ties simulation to licensure-exam preparation across 57 professions and 64 jurisdictions.
No. Unlike VR platforms (such as UbiSim, SimX, or Oxford Medical Simulation), ngnsimulation runs entirely in a web browser on the devices programs already own, which removes the cost and scheduling constraints of headset-based labs.
AI patient simulation uses generative AI to create unfolding clinical scenarios and an interactive electronic health record, then evaluates the learner's clinical reasoning, cue recognition, and safety. Because the cases are generated rather than authored by hand, programs gain unlimited, repeatable practice without building each case manually.
Yes. The platform is localized to all 13 Canadian provinces and territories (and the United States), with the correct regulator, governing privacy legislation, measurement units, and entry-to-practice examination for each profession, including CPNRE, REx-PN, the Alberta Health Care Aide exam, and NOTCE.
Yes. The platform covers 57 allied health professions, including respiratory therapy, paramedicine, medical laboratory science, medical imaging, pharmacy, rehabilitation, and dental roles, each scoped to its own practice and jurisdiction.
See the platform in detail on the SimMedAi product page, or review coverage across 57 professions.
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