Show Notes
Artificial Intelligence is rapidly becoming a part of medical practice, and point of care ultrasound is no exception to the trend. AI is changing how we interpret point of care ultrasound, and how we teach it, but is it really helping us or is it creating new risks?
Melissa Myers, MD and guest Joshua Guttman, MD unpack the evidence behind AI in POCUS, including education, clinical practice, and reimbursement.
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