Why People Forget 70% of Training in 24 Hours and How Simulation Fixes That
Derek Miller Derek Miller

Why People Forget 70% of Training in 24 Hours and How Simulation Fixes That

Most training programs are designed in ways that guarantee forgetting. Research shows people forget nearly 70% of new information within 24 hours unless it’s reinforced. This blog explores why traditional training struggles against the science of memory—and how interactive, browser-based simulation helps improve retention through active learning and repetition.

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The Readiness Gap: Why Medical Students Are Knowing More and Practicing Less
Derek Miller Derek Miller

The Readiness Gap: Why Medical Students Are Knowing More and Practicing Less

Medical students today have access to more information than any previous generation, yet many are getting less hands-on practice than ever before. As medical education shifts toward pass/fail testing, reduced clinical exposure, and digital-first learning, a new challenge is emerging: the readiness gap between knowing and doing. This article explores why competency-based simulation training is becoming essential for preparing future clinicians to perform under real-world pressure.

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The Simulation Access Problem: Why Most Training Tools Don’t Get Used
Derek Miller Derek Miller

The Simulation Access Problem: Why Most Training Tools Don’t Get Used

Organizations spend millions on workforce training, yet many still struggle to close the gap between training completion and real-world performance. What's actually working today? Leading companies are shifting toward experiential learning, simulation, continuous practice, and competency-based development that helps employees perform when it matters most. Discover the trends reshaping workforce training and why browser-based simulation is becoming a key part of the solution.

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