Abstract
The resuscitation rooms of emergency departments (EDs) are resource rich rooms that are fast paced and costly to maintain and operate. Often times, point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) is used in ED resuscitation rooms as one of the resources for immediate diagnosis, to assist medical decision making, and aid the course of treatment. Unfortunately, failure of POCUS documentation along with the lack of patient charges may result in the possible loss of hospital revenue. The primary objective of the study is to assess the effects of educating residents on the importance of documenting POCUS procedures in resuscitation rooms into the patient chart and saving the image(s) to the US machine.
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