Auscultation School vs StethoMe

Auscultation School - powered by eMurmur - is the app for auscultation education. Now educators can have access to heart and lung sounds, learning modules and more - anywhere, anytime. The app gives users access to real patient heart and lung sounds to help educate and test the recognition of benign and pathological sounds. Educate and assess your students on the skill of auscultation with easy access to a large library of real patient heart and lung sounds and murmurs - many that have been vetted by cardiologists and echocardiograms. The Auscultation School app gives instructors the ability to teach and test their students' auscultation skills. It’s been adopted by medical schools, nursing schools and physician assistant programs across North America. Pair it with the Auscultation School app to provide your trainees a bedside-like listening environment during instruction. Features • Create a virtual classroom • Access an extensive heart and lung sound library and stream the sounds to students • Assess trainees’ recognition of heart murmurs in group testing with immediate results for everyone • Ideal for in-person, online and simulation teaching For more information on how to use Auscultation School contact us at auscultation-school@emurmur.com.

This app is a part of the StethoMe medical device. It is certified according to Council Directive 93/42/EEC of 14 June 1993 (MDD). As such it can be used jointly with StethoMe electronic stethoscope as a class 2a medical device in the jurisdiction of EU, CH and UK. StethoMe® enables easy and quick monitoring of asthma symptoms in children. It is the first system that detects respiratory system abnormalities. How does StethoMe work? This solution enables performing unassisted auscultation at home: - The StethoMe mobile application sends the sounds recorded using the StethoMe stethoscope to the StethoMe AI algorithms. - These medical algorithms analyse the recording and notify immediately of any abnormalities appearing in the lungs. - The sounds recorded can be sent to a doctor for diagnosis and remote consultation. The application's module dedicated to asthma establishes the intensity of wheezes and rhonchi and enables measuring the respiratory rate, heart rate, and inhalation/exhalation ratio. The StethoMe system is a certified medical device. The asthma module is currently in the testing phase. The most recent user manual is available at https://stethome.com/manuals. Using the application requires connecting with a StethoMe® stethoscope via Bluetooth. Never diagnose the patient on your own solely on the basis of the results obtained using this device. Only a doctor may order treatment and diagnose respiratory system diseases.