Dan Schnobrich

Internist, Pediatrician, POCUS fan

[Dan Schnobrich @DanSchnobrich]

@cm_lopresti Yup. Just have to reach the critical mass.

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@hmpocus Clinicians will gravitate toward anything that and helps then manage patients better and is easy and time efficient.. As long as we show them that POCUS is all 3 we will have have enthusiastic audiences.

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I think that majority of those who will be seen as POCUS leaders in 10 years are still in training or just out of it #pocuschat

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@benjikmathews @andrewolsonmd @BillNovak @MikeJAylward @bboesch @PaulBerglMD @anjalibhagramd @medmanny @mnarasimhan Relative order here is probably the takehome. Cost and time of training faculty is the largest barrier. Resident interest no problem is very strong.

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@benjikmathews And look how resident interest is almost universally agreed not to be a problem at all. That's certainly been my experience since.

[Dan Schnobrich @DanSchnobrich]

@benjikmathews Ha, I think I agree. I think that the relative order matters the most. Cost and time to train faculty are the challenge....but getting better, I hope!

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#pocuschat

[Dan Schnobrich @DanSchnobrich]

@DrGalenMD @benjikmathews @SHMLive @pdxfutebol @ReneeDversdal @trevorjensen14 @gyliu8038 @ria_dancel @LMKurian @cm_lopresti @nilamjsoni Totally agree with @DrGalenMD to start with a good fundamental course, then go home and scan scan scan. Mentorship back home is idea. Many emergency docs, critical care docs are happy to help. ASK!