Butterfly webinars.
Butterfly hosts a series of webinars for healthcare professionals, hospital administrators, and leadership to learn more about the use of Butterfly in different care settings. Each webinar features experts from a variety of specialties and care venues, with topics ranging from clinical application to healthcare administration to deployment of ultrasound at scale.
Join us for our next image review webinar.
Our regularly occurring image review webinar series is an expert-led review of pathology clips submitted by you. Learn tips and tricks to get the most out of Butterfly iQ+ and your studies from Butterfly’s clinical leadership and special guests.
For a chance to be featured on an upcoming Image Review webinar, submit your pathology clips below.
An expert-led, case-based talk around diagnosis and treatment using lung ultrasound in the critical care setting.
A lively, interactive discussion about how to apply imaging governance, if and when to connect diagnostic ultrasound images into your existing PACS, VNA and EMR infrastructure, how to think about deployment in various care settings, and how to maximize your ROI.
An expert-led review of pathology clips submitted by you. Learn tips and tricks to get the most out of Butterfly iQ+ and your studies. This episode is focused on Volume Responsiveness & Fluid Management
The growing ultrasound revolution and how to effectively scale and deploy across healthcare systems.
An expert panel led discussion from the Butterfly team on implementing POCUS adoption as it pertains to rural environments.
A conversation during a National Rural Health Association (NRHA) virtual event on accessible tools such as point-of-care ultrasound to expedite clinical management in rural health settings.
Dr. John Martin and Adam Willmann, CEO at Goodall-Witcher Hospital discuss how utilizing information made accessible by bedside ultrasound supports timely clinical decision-making and can provide opportunities for immediate advancements for the hospital of the future.
An expert-led review of pathology clips. Learn tips and tricks to get the most out of Butterfly iQ+ and your studies. In honor of Heart Health month, the first episode of Image Review will focus on cardiac scans!
A how-to MSK ultrasound session and image review. Listen to our panel of experts as they discuss how Butterfly iQ+ has brought such a meaningful change to their MSK practice.
How returning athletes to the field has become a symbol of hope. Listen to our panel of experts as they discuss how Butterfly iQ+ has brought such a meaningful change to their MSK practice.
Butterfly's Dr. John Martin and Dr. Mike Stone review images and cases, with questions from the audience.
Exciting discussion on the importance of ultrasound for board certified plastic surgeons with expert commentary on clinical and practice efficiency.
Butterfly's Dr. John Martin and Dr. Mike Stone review images and cases, with questions from the audience.
POCUS interpretation requires practice to master. Watch experts Dr. Mike Stone, VP of Education & Sonography at Butterfly Network Inc. and Dr. Rachel Liu, Director of Point-of-Care Ultrasound Education at Yale School of Medicine, as they share tips and tricks for ultrasound image optimization and interpretation.
Dr. Richard Markell lead a discussion with veterinary thought leaders on the state of veterinary medicine, the role of technology and telemedicine, and how trends shaping veterinary medicine in the future.
In honor of Mother’s Day, Dr. John Martin led a discussion with a panel of Butterfly Global Health partners who are committed to building solutions for maternal health in low-resource settings. The panel tackled a variety of topics, including why many women die unnecessarily due to childbirth and how we can best utilize technological advances to improve sustainable healthcare.
Dr. Mike Stone and Dr. Grace Wanjiku, emergency medicine physicians, reviewed a series of lung images in real-time. Discussions included typical appearances of pleural effusion, lung consolidations (bacterial, viral), pulmonary edema, pulmonary contusion and pneumothorax.