OMS Virtual Reality Clinical Simulation

Oxford Medical Simulation was founded by clinicians nearly ten years ago and operates through Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd., registered in London, and Oxford Medical Simulation Inc. in Somerville, Massachusetts. It works with hospitals, health systems and universities in the US, UK and internationally to give learners repeatable clinical practice without risk to patients.

The OMS platform runs clinical simulations in VR or on a standard Mac or Windows screen, on campus, at home or in clinical spaces. Scenarios cover clinical reasoning, AI-driven communication with patients and teams, procedural skills with precise hand control and haptic feedback, team collaboration and prioritisation across single patients or full caseloads in ED, clinic, home and inpatient settings. Every action is scored against skill-mapped protocols, with instant feedback, integrated debriefs and dashboards at learner, cohort and site level. It supports SSO and LMS integration and is ISO 27001 compliant.

• Clinical reasoning scenarios: assessment and management of patients across ED, clinic, home and inpatient settings.
• AI-driven communication: conversations with AI-powered patients and team members.
• Procedural skills: precise hand control with haptic feedback for clinical procedures.
• Multi-patient prioritisation: practice managing single patients or full caseloads.
• Feedback and debrief: instant feedback and integrated debriefs scored against skill-mapped protocols.
• Analytics and integration: learner, cohort and site dashboards, SSO and LMS integration.

• Hospitals in Vietnam onboarding newly graduated nurses on deterioration recognition and escalation.
• Medical and nursing universities adding VR scenarios to complement skills labs.
• Hospital quality and safety teams running medication safety and team communication drills.

• Safe, repeatable practice: learners manage deteriorating patients and rare emergencies without risk to real patients.
• Less faculty time: AI-driven patient and team interactions allow practice without a facilitator.
• Objective assessment: every action is ranked against skill-mapped scoring protocols for consistent evaluation.
• Flexible access: the same scenarios run in VR or on a standard computer, on campus or at home.

Health systems face nursing shortages, high turnover of new graduates and limited clinical placement capacity, while simulation centres with manikins are costly to staff. VR and screen-based simulation with AI patients offers scalable practice and onboarding. Vietnam's expanding hospital network and nursing training programmes need affordable ways to prepare new staff for emergencies and patient communication.

Founded by clinicians nearly ten years ago; entities Oxford Medical Simulation Ltd. (registered office 201 Borough High Street, London) and Oxford Medical Simulation Inc. (Somerville, MA). CEO Michael Wallace. Raised GBP 5 million growth financing from Salica Investments in March 2026. ISO 27001 compliant. Users include Purdue, University of Michigan, Johns Hopkins and AdventHealth.