In my era, the first time I was really doing something that was life or death would have been on a patient. Here we’ve got the potential to change that—allow me to practice, mess up, and offer me mentoring and support to allow me to get better.

NICK VAN TERHEYDEN, MD Founder, Incremental Health I Former CMIO, Nuance I Former CMO, Dell, M*Modal, and Philips

Differential diagnosis, things you must not miss, proper lab approaches—that rote memorization can be difficult to drill in on your own. But in a game, you get to work with content repeatedly, fortifying those memories and strengthening those connections.

PETER LIO, MD, FAAD Dermatology I Clinical Assistant Professor of Dermatology and Pediatrics Northwestern University, Feinberg School of Medicine

There are real skills being developed here. This company has been successful because they’ve brought in an army of physicians as consultants who do these things for real.

KYLE HOGARTH, MD, FCCP Interventional Pulmonology, Pulmonary Medicine I Professor of Medicine; Director, Bronchoscopy; Co-Director, Lung Cancer Screening Program; University of Chicago

Games in healthcare give us the ability to immerse people in different environments and draw people from all over the world in one space, which has the opportunity to impact patients.

KOMAL BAJAJ, MD OB/GYN & Medical Genetics I Associate Professor, OB/GYN & Women's Health Albert Einstein College of Medicine I Chief Quality Officer, NYC Health + Hospitals

Lecturing and classic didactic education is a thing of the past. We know that immersive experiences provide better education and learning opportunities.

CHARLES LEI, MD Emergency Medicine I Simulation Fellowship Director; Assistant Professor of Emergency Medicine Vanderbilt University Medical Center