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🔍 Why interoperability is the unsung hero of ultrasound reporting In OB-GYN care, interoperability isn’t just a tech feature — it’s what makes every system work together. Our latest blog explores how connected ultrasound reporting software helps: ✅ Eliminate double data entry ✅ Improve access to patient history & prior scans ✅ Reduce reporting errors ✅ Streamline communication between EHR, PACS & billing Interoperability builds the foundation for smarter, faster, and more reliable workflows. 👉 Explore the full article to see how it benefits your daily practice, link in comments 👇 #UltrasoundReporting #OBGYN #ultrasoundAI

☁️ Is your ultrasound reporting still tied to the desk? Cloud-based reporting is transforming how clinicians work — making data accessible, secure, and collaborative from anywhere. Imagine logging in from any site, reviewing images in real time, and sharing insights with colleagues — all without waiting for files or relying on local servers. With built-in compliance, scalability, and the potential to integrate AI, cloud reporting isn’t just the future — it’s the smarter, faster present. 💡 Discover how it’s reshaping ultrasound workflows — link in comments. #ultrasoundAI #ultrasoundreporting

🧪 We conducted a study to investigate how a documentation tool like Sonio can support exam completeness and embedded quality assurance in fetal ultrasound. Here’s what we found: ✅ Using a visual checklist significantly reduced missing views across 1st, 2nd, and 3rd trimester scans ✅ In the 2nd trimester, completion rates doubled under the CNEOF 2022 protocol ✅ For key views often missed — like placenta insertion and axial kidneys — capture rates rose from ~70% to nearly 90–97% ✅ Overall, the average number of missing views fell from 0.39 to 0.06 per exam   👉 These results show that embedded quality assurance doesn’t have to disrupt workflow. Instead, it helps clinicians deliver more consistent, complete exams — supporting both diagnostic confidence and patient outcomes. At Sonio, we care most about partnering with clinicians to improve outcomes for their patients without adding friction to their daily practice. 📖 Read the full study on PubMed here: https://lnkd.in/e2NBNUWN #PrenatalCare #UltrasoundReporting #UltrasoundAI #PatientOutcomes

In our recent blog series, we’ve explored the challenges of today’s sonography workforce: first by understanding the sonographer shortage, and then by sharing strategies on how to build a sustainable workforce. This third and final blog, co-authored with Lashell RDMS-RDCS (FE), RDMS-RDCS (FE), shifts the conversation toward the future. 🌍 What will sonography look like in the years ahead? We have highlighted three key drivers: 🔹 Technological innovations – from ultrasound reporting automation to smarter, less repetitive workflows. 🔹 Workforce dynamics – prioritizing well-being, flexibility, and professional growth. 🔹...and a third driver you’ll find in the full blog. 👉 Read the full article in the comments #Sonography #PrenatalCare #UltrasoundReporting #FutureOfHealthcare

Cybersecurity is no longer a technical afterthought—it’s a core pillar of healthcare. From large-scale breaches to workflow interruptions, the impact of cyberattacks goes far beyond IT. It affects patients, providers, and entire care systems. In our #cybersecurity blog, we examine: ✔️ The scale of healthcare breaches today ✔️ Why robust security is critical for safeguarding patient care ✔️ Key considerations for strengthening defenses 🔗 Read here: https://lnkd.in/eQMuDAz2 #Healthcare #Cybersecurity #MedicalImaging #HealthTech

🌍 Heading to Cancún for #ISUOG 2025? The Sonio team - Niel B., Sandrine N., and Remi Besson will be at Samsung’s Hospitality Suite (2nd Floor, Coba) throughout the congress. 📅 September 14–17 📍 Cancún, Mexico Meet our team for live demos of ultrasound reporting — a chance to walk through the platform, ask questions, and connect directly with us. #ISUOG2025 #ISUOG

🚨 More than half of sonographers report moderate to severe burnout — while demand for their skills is set to rise 11% by 2033. The pressure is mounting, and the gap is only widening. Two weeks ago, we wrote about the sonographer shortage and its growing impact on prenatal care. In the same light, our latest blog — co-authored with Lashell Jones RDMS-RDCS (FE)— takes the conversation further. We look at the data, the causes, and the actions that could help close the gap and build a sustainable sonographer workforce. Full article in the comments ⬇️ #SonographerBurnout #SonographerShortage #prenatalcare

Choosing the right ultrasound reporting software isn’t just about features—it’s about finding a tool that fits the real needs of YOUR practice. ➡️ Is it intuitive enough for daily use? ➡️ Can it adapt as your workflows evolve? ➡️ Does it connect smoothly with the systems you already rely on? ➡️ And importantly—will it keep your data secure and accessible? With so many options available, it can feel overwhelming to compare. That’s why having a clear checklist of what to prioritize makes all the difference. We've shared a detailed guide in the comments that breaks down the essentials to look for when evaluating ultrasound reporting solutions. #UltrasoundReporting #OBGYNPractice #ultrasoundAI #ultrasoundreportingsoftware

🚨 Did you know? Congenital malformations impact 1 in 33 births (Source: NICHD)—yet many remain undetected, even with advanced prenatal screenings. The cost of these misses? Lost opportunities for earlier, potentially life-changing interventions. That’s why we’ve put together a White Paper—a deep dive into the unseen gaps in ultrasound screening and how structured Quality Assurance (QA) can help reshape outcomes. 📖 What you’ll find inside: 🔹 Global data on malformations 🔹 Why critical signs are missed 🔹 QA as a new lever for consistency 🔹 Practical steps to raise reporting standards 👇 Access the White Paper through the link in the comments. And if it sparks something, let’s start a conversation—your perspective matters. #PrenatalCare #MaternalHealth #ObGyn #QualityAssurance #QAinUltrasound #MedicalImaging #HealthTech

🚨 A PubMed study found that some expectant mothers travel an average of 227 miles for a single prenatal visit — spending over 3.5 hours on the road. Telehealth has the potential to ease that burden by reducing travel, cutting costs, and making specialist care more accessible. But alongside these opportunities come pressing challenges: ⚖️ Equity of access in rural and underserved areas 💸 Financial and reimbursement hurdles 🔐 Data security and privacy concerns In our latest blog, we explore both sides of telehealth in prenatal care — what it enables, and what still needs to be solved. 👇 Full link in the comments. #PrenatalCare #Telehealth #MaternalHealth #ObGyn #DigitalHealth