定点超声是颠覆性创新吗?阐述POCUS不同于传统综合超声的原因。

IF 3.6 Q1 RADIOLOGY, NUCLEAR MEDICINE & MEDICAL IMAGING Critical Ultrasound Journal Pub Date : 2018-10-01 DOI:10.1186/s13089-018-0106-3
Jesper Weile, Jacob Brix, Anders Broens Moellekaer
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背景:即时超声(PoCUS)在急诊医学、重症监护和院前护理中得到广泛应用。然而,与进行综合考试的既定专业存在潜在的继承冲突。有人说PoCUS是一种颠覆性创新。如果这是真的,该定义可能为区分综合超声与PoCUS开辟了新的视角。从颠覆性创新的角度来看,PoCUS是一种不同的超声波视角,以前没有被学术审查过。方法:本文对PoCUS是否为破坏性创新进行了实证研究。这是通过与商业世界中已知的破坏性创新理论的出发点进行比较分析来完成的。结果:我们发现一个颠覆性的创新过程正在发生。这些新知识使我们能够为超声领域的利益相关者提出建议。它还允许我们挑战传统的金字塔式的专业知识,用来描述不同类型的超声波。本文的观点是相互理解的异同点之间的传统和护理超声。只有了解了这一点,利益相关者才能合作,并利用超声的全光谱来造福患者。
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Is point-of-care ultrasound disruptive innovation? Formulating why POCUS is different from conventional comprehensive ultrasound.

Background: Point-of-care ultrasound (PoCUS) is spreading throughout Emergency Medicine, Critical Care and Pre-hospital Care. However, there is an underlying inherited conflict with the established specialties performing comprehensive examinations. It has been stated that PoCUS is disruptive innovation. If this is true the definition might open up for a new perspective on differentiating comprehensive ultrasound from PoCUS. PoCUS in the light of disruptive innovation is a different perspective on ultrasound that has not before been academically scrutinized.

Methods: In this paper we investigate if PoCUS is in fact disruptive innovation. This is done by comparative analysis with the point of departure in disruptive innovation theory known from the business world.

Results: We find that a disruptive innovation process is happening. This new knowledge allows us to put forward advice for the stakeholders in the field of ultrasound. It also allows us to challenge the conventional pyramid of expertise used to describe different types of ultrasound. The perspective of this paper is mutual understanding of similarities and differences between conventional and point-of-care ultrasound. Only with this understanding the stakeholders can collaborate and use the full spectrum of ultrasound for the benefit of the patient.

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