Global healthcare simulation market to reach $7.23b by 2030

However, increasing costs and limited access may cause hurdles.

The global healthcare simulation market is projected to reach $7.23b by 2030 from $3.5b in 2025, with a compound annual growth rate of 15.6%, according to ResearchAndMarkets.com.

In its new report, ResearchAndMarkets.com said the key growth drivers include a shift towards competency-based medical education, enhanced patient safety focus, and advancements in AI, VR/AR. Asia Pacific shows the highest growth potential, thanks to increased surgical procedures and investments in healthcare infrastructure.

Web-based simulation leads with the highest anticipated growth owing to its scalability and efficiency.

However, ResearchAndMarkets.com also warned that “high capital and operational costs of simulation infrastructure and limited access in low-resource settings pose significant challenges.”

"Moreover, the absence of standardised simulation practices impacts the consistency of training quality,” it added.