Insights from the Experts

AMEE 2025 brought together leading experts in healthcare education, curriculum design, and competency-based learning. Engaging with these professionals reaffirmed the importance of experiential and immersive learning, showing that virtual patients are not just a simulation tool—they are a vital resource for preparing healthcare professionals for complex clinical scenarios. These conversations also provided Body Interact with invaluable insights to continuously refine and expand our educational offerings.

The Impact of Virtual Patients in Healthcare Education

AMEE provided the perfect stage to highlight how Body Interact’s virtual patient simulator is enhancing education across medical and nursing programs worldwide. Attendees had the opportunity to interact with medicine, nursing, and physiotherapy scenarios, experiencing how Body Interact is an excellent tool that bridges the gap between theoretical knowledge and practical skills. Educators emphasized that virtual patients allow students to practice critical decision-making in a safe, realistic environment—building confidence and competence before encountering real patients.

Collaboration and Strategic Connections

Beyond the presentations and workshops, the conference was an excellent opportunity for collaborative discussions. Our team connected with educators, researchers, and institutions to explore new partnerships and innovative applications of virtual patient simulations. These strategic meetings underscore Body Interact’s mission to support healthcare education at all levels, from foundational training to advanced clinical practice.

Looking Ahead

As we reflect on AMEE 2025, one thing is clear: Body Interact’s journey is deeply connected to the innovation and passion that drives the medical education community. Barcelona was more than just a conference—it was a celebration of progress, collaboration, and the shared commitment to preparing the healthcare professionals of tomorrow.

We are excited to continue building on these achievements and to see where the conversations from AMEE will lead next.

By  Ana Santa – MSN, APRN
Editorial Manager