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What happens when point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is easy enough to use in every rapid response assessment?

Clinicians at @StanfordMed were using POCUS in 20% of rapid response assessments. As part of a quality improvement study, they used FloPatch, a wearable Doppler POCUS device, to help guide fluid resuscitation.

Read the study: hubs.ly/Q04CCsJn0

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We’ve advanced to finalist in the 2026 @DigiHlthHubFdn Digital Health & AI Awards, Best in Class for Transformative Care Delivery!

In sepsis care, one of the most important questions is also one of the hardest to answer: will this patient benefit from more IV fluids? FloPatch exists to make fluid resuscitation more patient-specific, so clinicians can ask and answer that question with clarity and confidence, every time.

Thank you again to the Digital Health Hub Foundation. Winners are announced November 16 at HLTH in Las Vegas.

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Dynamic assessment in sepsis is linked to 103 lives saved per 1,000 patients. A new commentary in the Journal of Personalized Medicine estimates it could also save $2,600 to $4,400 per patient.

The breakdown → hubs.ly/Q04zGkfg0

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Clinicians at @StanfordMed have published a peer-reviewed quality improvement study in the Journal of Diagnostic Medical Sonography reporting that point-of-care ultrasound utilization rose from 20% to 100% of rapid response assessments after their teams adopted FloPatch.

Every assessment met the dynamic standard society guidelines recommend, with no reported negative impact on workflow or patient care.

Read the study: hubs.ly/Q04ysJs20

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Where you work, what has to happen before someone deviates from 30 mL/kg?

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