Software trials shouldn’t be limited to everyday conveniences like streaming subscriptions or mobile apps. In healthcare, where the right technology can fundamentally improve patient outcomes and clinical efficiency, providers need the ability to test innovations in real-world environments before making a full commitment.
That’s why GE HealthCare is offering a 60-day trial of its Digital Tools for Vscan AirTM. Healthcare professionals can now experience the latest in handheld ultrasound technology, including real-time collaboration, in their care setting. This trial empowers individual medical providers to explore how Digital Tools for Vscan Air can transform their diagnostic processes in their own practice, with their own patients.
Optimizing handheld ultrasound utilization
Handheld ultrasound has become an indispensable diagnostic tool, offering rapid, on-the-spot insights across various clinical settings. However, current point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) workflows may present challenges to effective remote teamwork. Clinicians may lack secure exam-sharing capabilities, which can hinder collaboration and the ability to seek real-time peer support, particularly in decentralized care environments. Without a solution for storing and sharing handheld ultrasound exams, clinicians may also face barriers to effectively integrating POCUS findings into broader care workflows. Addressing these challenges is crucial to realizing the full potential of POCUS while ensuring diagnostic accuracy and productive clinical collaboration.
Digital Tools for Vscan Air enhances the handheld ultrasound experience by improving collaboration, efficiency, and security. With MyRemoteShare*, users can also unlock next-level clinical collaboration with instant, secure image sharing directly from their Vscan ultrasound device. This capability can be used to connect with colleagues for immediate real-time peer support whether in a hospital, outpatient clinic, or remote location. MyImageCloud provides secure cloud storage and sharing anytime, anywhere.^ Together, these cloud-based tools elevate clinical practice, boost workflow efficiency, and enable HIPAA-compliant management of POCUS exams.
These tools may also give clinicians who do not currently utilize POCUS the confidence and support to incorporate this diagnostic tool into patient workflows. For example, POCUS is highly versatile in primary care—it can be used to more effectively evaluate abdominal pain, and assess cardiopulmonary function, musculoskeletal injuries, and vascular pathologies—but only about 13% of primary care providers have begun to embrace POCUS.1 Digital Tools for Vscan Air empowers primary care providers to connect in real-time for expert support on ultrasound findings, enabling more informed and confident triage decisions while fostering broader adoption of POCUS in primary care.
Test drive innovation with a 60-day trial
A trial of Digital Tools for Vscan Air provides clinicians with a unique opportunity to evaluate how these capabilities can integrate into their daily workflows, optimize patient care, and enhance team collaboration. It’s a chance to make a data-driven decision about incorporating cutting-edge ultrasound technology into practice.
Take the first step—start a trial today
The Verisound Digital and AI Ultrasound solutions offer a glimpse into the future of smart, collaborative diagnostics. Getting started is simple. Buying a new Vscan Air? Individual providers can shop devices and add trials directly on our website. Already using a Vscan Air? Sign up for your 60-day trial to unlock its full potential.
REFERENCES:
1.) Nathanson, Robert Nathanson et al., “Current Use and Barriers to Point-of-Care Ultrasound in Primary Care: A National Survey of VA Medical Centers,” The American Journal of Medicine 136 no. 6 (2023), 592 - 595.
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^The device has been verified for limited use outside of professional healthcare facilities. Use is restricted to environmental properties described in the user manual. Please contact your GE HealthCare sales representative for detailed information.
*MyRemoteShare is not intended for diagnostic use.
Vscan Air is a trademark of GE HealthCare. GE is a trademark of the General Electric Company, used under trademark license.
