Welcome To Danish Society Of Ultrasound In Family Medicine

First International Summit: Ultrasound in Family Medicine

Deadline for abstract submission has been extended til september 1st.

DAUS (Danish Society for Ultrasound in general Practice), Centre for General Practice at Aalborg University and PLO (The Danish Organization of General Practitioners) expands the annual DAUS meeting and hosts the world’s first international summit on Ultrasound in Family Medicine.

Experience two inspiring days featuring lectures, scientific presentations, interactive workshops, and panel discussions led by 15 leading ultrasound experts in general practice from Australia, Africa, Europe, and North America. Together, we create a space for collaboration, learning, and knowledge exchange.

The conference is aimed at physicians with experience in the use of ultrasound in general practice, as well as physicians who teach or supervise ultrasound.

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Membership

Become a member of DAUS

DAUS – “Dansk Almenmedicinsk Ultralydsselskab” (Danish Society for Ultrasound in General Practice) – is an association for everyone, who wants to promote the use of ultrasound in General Practice in Denmark. The purpose of the association is to promote research, quality development, education and appropriate use of ultrasound diagnostics in General Practice.

MDs, Medical Students and other health professionals connected to General Practice are accepted as members.

Core values we aim to achieve

1

Promote research, quality development and education

The research projects are carried out in collaboration with Center for General Practice at Aalborg University (CAM AAU).

2

Appropriate use of ultrasound diagnostics in general practice

Point-of-Care Ultrasound (POCUS) can be used as a rapid diagnostic tool (bedside) that will typically answer simple clinical questions e.g. gallstones "yes" or "no"

3

Knowledge sharing and active forum for members

DAUS addresses general practitioners in Denmark who have a special interest in Point-of-Care Ultrasound as a diagnostic tool and for the use in their own practice