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Primary Care Medicine
Improving Accessibility to POCUS Training
Physician's Weekly recently interviewed Nilam J. Soni, MD, MS, SFHM, FACP, on the barriers keeping clinicians from receiving point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) training. Dr. Soni...
Saluting Our Troops and the Revolutionary Impacts They Have on Medicine
Happy Veteran's Day! Thank you for all you do to protect our freedoms and ensure our safety. We would not be America without you. You not only shape our daily lives but have also...
POCUS Could Transform Pediatrics
Practicing in Bangalore, India, Dr. Deepa Shivnani is an Otolaryngologist with advanced training in pediatric airway. During her practice, she realized the need for a...
Why Primary Care Facilities Benefit from Investing in POCUS
A primary care facility sees a broad scope of clinical conditions within a patient population. The general practitioner (GP) seeks to provide a positive patient experience while...
Education and Implementation of POCUS in Regenerative Medicine
The medical field is frequently evolving with the introduction of new technologies, information, and practices designed to improve patient outcomes. As improved knowledge around...
Building a Future of Better Care with POCUS Fundamentals
Point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is an integral part of healthcare, with its benefits expanding beyond its traditional role in imaging and radiology. This modality elevates the...
A Focus on Men’s Well-Being Promotes Awareness and Prevention
Men's Health The average American male lives "sicker and dies younger than American women," Dr. David Gremillion of Men's Health Network states. The Center for Disease Control...
Accreditation Enhances Global Healthcare
Accreditation is the action or process of recognizing an individual or organization as having a status or capability to perform a specific activity. Through accreditation,...
Coming Together to Create Change
The healthcare community has always been at the heart of our society. A fact further acknowledged this past year as medical professionals served on the frontline to keep us...
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James Day BA, RDCS The left ventricle (LV) usually receives the most attention regarding point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS). With that being the case, let’s take a moment...
