Dr. Mohamed Benfatah, PhD, RN is a nurse anesthetist, educator, and researcher specializing in simulation-based education and the integration of artificial intelligence in health sciences. He earned his doctorate in Biology, Health, and Environment with a focus on Health Sciences, where his research explored the role of simulation in anesthesia and intensive care training. Passionate about bridging the gap between theory and clinical practice, he has developed innovative simulation scenarios and structured OSCEs to enhance both technical and non-technical competencies of nursing and midwifery students. Dr. Benfatah has authored several scientific publications and book chapters on nursing education, patient safety, and the use of digital tools in clinical training. His recent studies investigate AI-driven debriefing methods, virtual patient simulations, and the adoption of AI in nursing practice, particularly within pre-anesthesia consultations. He also co-leads research on socio-economic determinants of health, including celiac disease in pregnancy. As founder and president of SIMAI Health, an international initiative, he promotes collaborative research and innovation in simulation and AI across disciplines. Dedicated to advancing nursing science in Morocco and beyond, Dr. Benfatah continues to mentor students, contribute to global networks, and advocate for high-quality, patient-centered care.