Simulation-based training has been widely adopted in medical education as a tool in the
practice and development of skills within a safe, controlled, and monitored environment.
However, significant cost and logistical challenges exist within traditional simulation
practices. The rising popularity of gaming has seen the wide application of serious games to
medical education and training. Serious gaming (and virtual simulation in general) offers a
viable alternative to traditional training practices, offering students/trainees the opportunity to …