Point-of-care ultrasound at the bedside has evolved into an essential component of
emergency patient care. Current evidence supports its use across a wide spectrum of …

Simulation has been shown to improve clinical learning outcomes, speed up the learning
process and improve learner confidence, whilst initially taking pressure off busy clinical lists …

David Lewis, MBBS*; Louise Rang, MD†; Daniel Kim, MD‡; Laurie Robichaud, MD § ;
Charisse Kwan, MD¶; Chau Pham, MD║; Allan Shefrin, MD**; Brandon Ritcey, MD††; Paul …

Recent applications of artificial intelligence (AI) and deep learning (DL) in health care
include enhanced diagnostic imaging modalities to support clinical decisions and improve …

Background In a prehospital setting, the severity of respiratory symptoms in patients calling
for an ambulance differ. The initial evaluation, diagnosing, and thereby management can be …

Point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS) is a cost-effective diagnostic technology that, with training,
is accessible, portable, and a convenient diagnostic modality to complement physical …

Despite the wide availability of ultrasound machines for hepatocellular carcinoma
surveillance, an inadequate number of expert radiologists performing ultrasounds in remote …

Objective: Prehospital ultrasound is not yet widely implemented. Most studies report on
convenience samples and trauma patients, often by prehospital physicians or critical care …

Background Paramedic-performed out-of-hospital ultrasound is a novel skill that has gained
popularity in some services in recent years. In this setting point-of care ultrasound (POCUS) …

Ultrasound (US) is an essential tool for evaluating trauma patients in the hospital setting.
Many previous in-hospital studies have been extrapolated to out of hospital setting to …