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Presentation Standards
There are no restrictions on the kind of cases you can present. It does not matter if a particular condition has been in our conference, even if it was presented this year. The images do have to be yours: this is not a radiology or an echo conference.
POCUS conference is a structured exercise.
Each case must include:
- clinical history
- formulation of a clinical question, for which POCUS was sought
- reviews of US images, with the audience critiquing the findings and the technique
- clinical follow-up and case conclusion, including relevant imaging.
- review of literature on the role of POCUS in the specific clinical scenario being discussed
- identification of gaps in evidence and possible directions for future research
Importantly, data from supporting literature has to be presented in a specific way. Here is a guide for presenting literature for our PCOUS conferences. We have also created illustrative examples of presentations of a diagnostic study and of a meta-analysis. Of course you can always browse our archive.