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Tele‐Ultrasound: Virtual Hands‐on Medical Education for Novice Users Utilizing FAST & Carpal Tunnel Models, Pilot Study

Ultrasound (US) training is an emerging tool, utilized to enhance anatomy education in medical schools with preliminary incorporation into non‐medical anatomy courses. The need for distanced, virtual, education has always been present with an exponential increase in demand due to COVID‐19. Recent developments in point‐of‐care‐ultrasound (POCUS) have enabled relay of remote imaging and communication, Tele‐US. This pilot study aims to assess whether the integration of virtual self‐paced modules and virtually guided (VG) ultrasound sessions, utilizing the Butterfly iQ (BiQ) US device, is as effective as in‐person (IP) learning for novice users.