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The study aims to enhance the competency of internal medicine residents in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) for assessing volume status, cardiac function, and lung condition.

July 2, 2026Michigan medical education and health bulletin.Open Access

QI Project to Curriculum Design: Enhancing Internal Medicine Residents’ Competency in POCUS for Volume Status, Cardiac, and Lung Assessment

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The study aims to enhance the competency of internal medicine residents in point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) for assessing volume status, cardiac function, and lung condition.
Implemented a quality improvement project focusing on curriculum design for POCUS training.
Evaluated competency through practical assessments and feedback over a specified training period.
Engaged multiple residents in the training sessions to assess efficacy.
Demonstrated significant improvement in residents' competency in POCUS assessments post-training.
Increased confidence levels in conducting cardiac and lung assessments using ultrasound techniques.

Implication

Quality improvement project enhances internal medicine residents' competency in POCUS assessments, indicating improved training methods.

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By Josephine R. Pitasari, Mehrshad Fathian Sabet & 7 more. Abstract from SEMCME 11th Annual Michigan Summit on Quality Improvement, Patient Safety and High Value Care. Held May 20, 2026, at Somerset Inn, in Troy, Michigan.

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Pitasari et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/6a45ff3c9ed134303130fbd3 https://doi.org/10.69735/001c.163786

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Quality improvement project enhances internal medicine residents' competency in POCUS assessments, indicating improved training methods.

QI Project to Curriculum Design: Enhancing Internal Medicine Residents’ Competency in POCUS for Volume Status, Cardiac, and Lung Assessment

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QI Project to Curriculum Design: Enhancing Internal Medicine Residents’ Competency in POCUS for Volume Status, Cardiac, and Lung Assessment

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