Sonosite interviews Dr. Ed Newton from Code Black Movie

Meet Dr. Edward Newton of Code Black Movie
Bringing Health Care to Remote Communities

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Global Health: Dr. Wes Wallace - La Moskitia, Honduras

What if you could place central lines in the first try?
I feel confidence in knowing where the tip of that needle is and I think that is a big deal. AxoTrack clearly contributes to the accuracy of the procedure; I think that’s what it brings to the game. --Mark P. Mercier, MD, Attending Physician, Emergency Medicine, Beaufort Memorial Hospital
Sonosite interviews Luis Enriquez, RN, for Code Black Movie

Getting the Edge on Diagnosis

Global Health: Kiwi Doctors use ultrasound to help save boy in rural Indonesia

White Memorial Medical Centre Utilises Sonosite's Central Line Management Programme
Striving for Excellence at White Memorial Medical Centre
The Morocco Mobile Ultrasound Patrol

Morocco Trial Shows Remote Ultrasound Can Expand Access and Improve Maternal Care.
In the rural areas of Morocco, previously pregnant women had to wait up to two weeks to obtain the results of a critical obstetric ultrasound. Now a new trial shows that local sonography with remote interpretation can reduce turn around time down to 24 hours while decreasing cost from $80 to $2 per study.
Improving Care while Reducing Costs in Health Care
What if you could eliminate iatrogenic pneumothorax?
Michael Shabot, MD, of Memorial Hermann Healthcare System, discusses iatrogenic pneumothorax and central line placement safety.
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Training Standards for Critical Care Ultrasonography
Ultrasound within critical care is growing rapidly and has a large role for multiple diagnostic applications and for guidance of invasive procedures. A recent international roundtable, composed of 29 experts from five continents, just published recommendations on the need for developing training standards for intensive care medical students. Twelve Critical Care societies from around the world have endorsed the framework.
What if you could detect and prevent diseases before they showed symptoms?
Steve Miller, Vice President of Product Realization at Sonosite (1 of 3)

New Ultrasound Technology Sharpens Needle Visibility
DotMed Business News | November 2010
“Ultrasound is widely used to guide needles as they advance through tissue to their targets. Compared to traditional “blind” approaches based on anatomical landmarks, ultrasound guidance can greatly increase the success and safety of certain needle procedures.”