Apache Handheld Ultrasound — Dr. Jia-Ching Chen | Sharing Experiences of Diagnosing Patients with Apache in the Clinic
Dr. Jia-Ching Chen shares his experiences of using Apache for patient diagnosis in the clinic.
To enhance the application skills of medical staff in diagnosing patients with Apache, Changhua Christian Hospital (CCH) recently held an event titled “Dr. Jia-Ching Chen | Sharing Experiences of Diagnosing Patients with Apache in the Clinic.” The event was led by Dr. Jia-Ching Chen from the Emergency and Critical Care Medicine Department of CCH, who provided an insightful presentation to the attending medical staff.
Dr. Jia-Ching Chen is an attending physician in the Emergency Medicine Department of Chang Bing Show Chwan Memorial Hospital under Show Chwan Health Care System. He has extensive experience in ultrasound diagnostics, specializing in critical care medicine, focused ultrasound in critical care, and transesophageal ultrasound in emergency settings, having accumulated a wealth of clinical practice experience.
During the event, Dr. Jia-Ching Chen shared his experiences of using Apache for patient diagnosis in the clinic. He highlighted the advantages of using Apache, including:
- Portability: Apache is compact and lightweight, making it convenient for examinations in the clinic, hospital wards, and even at the patient’s home.
- Ease of Use: The Apache interface is simple and user-friendly, allowing even doctors without prior ultrasound experience to use it effortlessly.
- Clear Imaging: Apache uses high-performance probes to provide clear and detailed ultrasound images, aiding doctors in accurately diagnosing patients’ conditions.
Dr. Jia-Ching Chen also shared typical cases he encountered while using Apache for patient diagnosis, offering detailed analysis and interpretation of these cases. Through these case studies, medical staff gained a more intuitive understanding of the practical value of using Apache for patient diagnosis.
The successful organization of this event will further enhance the ability of CCH’s medical staff to use Apache for patient diagnosis, contributing to improved diagnosis and treatment standards for patients.
