Teaching using A.U.S. -a few examples

The word about Awesome Ultrasound Simulator is spreading around the world, but more important; It's use in in-situ simulation is real and effective.

Used https://t.co/jCnktT3yog for TRUST study must have 4 #insitu #simulation! Lives up to its name. #awesome @bysnrk pic.twitter.com/R57RBQ78YM

— Andrew Petrosoniak (@petrosoniak) August 17, 2016

In Toronto, Dr. Andrew Petrosoniak is using earlier, actual, trauma cases in the simulation at the emergency department at St Michaels hospital in his TRUST study. POCUS is a critical component to aid the modern doctor in diagnosing and treatment of trauma patients, and simulating the POCUS examination adds both educational value, and added realism to the simulaiton case.

Training in #ultrasound during #CPR with @UltrasoundSim today at Summerschool Emergency Anesthesia @AnesAMC @AMC_NL. pic.twitter.com/ADw3PVNgOh

— Hans van Schuppen (@HansvanSchuppen) August 3, 2016

In Amsterdam, Dr. Hans van Schuppen is using Awesome Ultrasound Simulator in advanced CPR training, of his anaestesia residents. POCUS can, and should, be used in every cardiac arrest scenario, both in real life and in simulation.

Great work, Hans and Andrew, and good luck with your education endavours!