Quick Reference Handbook vs SonoClipShare

The Quick Reference Handbook (QRH) helps identify, diagnose, and describe selected congenital anomalies and infections accurately and easily. Key facts: • Developed especially for front-line health care professionals – birth attendants, nurses, midwives, doctors • Designed for use also in low resource areas with limited diagnostic options • Includes visual tools and diagnostic checklists for efficiency and ease of use • Aims to improve clinical care and public health surveillance of children with congenital anomalies

SonoClipShare is an educational platform for uploading, organizing, reviewing, and sharing de-identified ultrasound clips and archives with colleagues and learners. Built for clinicians, sonographers, and trainees who want a simple way to keep a personal library of ultrasound media and share teaching cases. FEATURES • Capture clips with your device camera or import from your photo library, then upload to an archive • Organize clips into archives and folders • Share archives securely with specific colleagues • Activity feed for new shares, comments, and updates • Favorite and quickly revisit key clips • Add interpretations and comments • Fast full-screen viewer with swipe navigation • Mark structures with arrows and measure with calipers directly on the clip • Generate M-mode strips from video clips, then calibrate and measure • PanEcho AI: automated analysis of echocardiogram clips to support learning and review • Offline downloads for viewing without a connection • Dark and light themes • Push notifications for shares and comments • Secure sign-in with Google or email, with optional biometric unlock • Full interface in English and Spanish IMPORTANT SonoClipShare is provided solely as an educational resource. It is not a diagnostic device and is not intended for making patient-care decisions. Images may be compressed and are not suitable for primary diagnosis. PanEcho AI analysis is provided for educational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional clinical judgment. Protected Health Information (PHI) is not permitted. Users must remove all patient-identifying information before uploading. Content is periodically reviewed, and accounts uploading PHI may be removed. Free for educational, non-commercial use.