Ocular Point-of-Care Ultrasound Interpretation

Ocular Point-of-Care Ultrasound Interpretation is organized by ImageSim Corporation.

Expiration date of product: There is lifetime access to the courses to complete five full cycles of cases.

Description:
Sharpen Your Diagnostic Skills with the ImageSim Ocular Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) Course. Step into the role of the clinician with 190 authentic patient ocular POCUS videos and images in a high-impact, interactive diagnostic experience. Developed by world-renowned leaders in emergency medicine, pediatrics, ophthalmology, user-design, and medical education, this course offers a cutting-edge learning platform designed for clinicians who demand excellence. Each case presents a concise clinical scenario, challenging you to "make the call" on whether sonographic papthology is present. If you say yes, you’ll need to pinpoint the location of the pathology, and select the most appropriate diagnosis from a pick list of the following options: Moderate risk for increased intracranial pressure, high risk for increased intracranial pressure, lens dislocation, cataract, retinal detachment, or ocular mass. Immediate feedback after every case keeps you sharp and accelerates your learning. The goal? Mastery at 90% accuracy—a benchmark that ensures real-world confidence and performance. Perfect for physicians and allied health care profesionals in emergency medicine, urgent care medicine, pediatrics, pediatric emergency medicine, and ophthalmology, this course will elevate your interpretive skills with a technology that is rapidly integrated into bedside decison-making.

Key Features:
Elevate your skills in identifying critical ocular pathology using a tool that integrates with bedside assessment in this POCUS course. Earn up to 19 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ or 57 ABP Level II MOC credits as you sharpen your skills and gain confidence with every case. There is lifetime access to the complete five cycles of all cases, and you can claim CME hours over multiple years. 

Topics Covered:
With 190 ocular POCUS cases that you can repeat 5 times, participants wil be exposed to a variety of images that display the spectrum of ocular pathology and normal presentations. Since this is an active learning experience with an evidence-based model of learning, you can expect significant knowledge gains after just one hour of practice. 

Learning Objectives:
1. Master accurate identification of pathology on authentic point of care ocular ultrasound images such as increased intracranial pressure, lens dislocation, cataract, retinal detachment, and masses.
2. Recognize normal anatomy to avoid a false positive diagnosis.
3. Achieve the mastery standard for a practising physician.