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Published research on immersive learning with Enduvo. Links open on the journal's site.

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From experience to action: sequential dynamics of experiential learning in immersive virtual reality-supported safety training

Interactive Learning Environments (2026). Maps how learners move from experience to action during immersive VR safety training, tracing the sequential dynamics of experiential learning.

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Assessing the impact of virtual reality on surgeons' mental models of complex congenital heart cases

International Journal of Computer Assisted Radiology and Surgery (2026). Examines how reviewing patient-specific VR heart models sharpens surgeons' mental models of complex congenital heart cases ahead of intervention.

Read the paper (opens in a new tab)cureus.com

Virtual Reality Training for Pediatric Sedation Challenges: A Cross-Sectional Study

Cureus (2025). Medical trainees who completed a two-hour VR curriculum on pediatric sedation emergencies, delivered in Enduvo, reported significantly greater confidence and preparedness for complications like laryngospasm and apnea.

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Virtual Reality for Preoperative Surgical Planning in Complex Pediatric Oncology

Journal of Laparoendoscopic & Advanced Surgical Techniques (2024). Surgeons planning complex pediatric tumor operations reported higher confidence after reviewing patient-specific VR anatomy models — and in several cases changed their operative plan.

Read the paper (opens in a new tab)cureus.com

Impact of Virtual Reality on Pharmacology Education: A Pilot Study

Cureus (2023). Medical students who completed a 10-minute immersive VR module on cardiovascular pharmacology, built with Enduvo, showed statistically significant gains in knowledge test scores and confidence.

Read the paper (opens in a new tab)bmcmededuc.biomedcentral.com

Feasibility of virtual reality based training for optimising COVID-19 case handling in Uganda

BMC Medical Education (2022). Ugandan health workers trained on COVID-19 infection prevention through a VR curriculum built with Enduvo showed significantly better knowledge retention and skills than classroom-trained peers.

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