VExUS Score Training for Medical Residents: Remote vs In-Person RCT

This document is a ClinicalTrials.gov study registration (NCT07541768) for a randomized controlled trial comparing in-person versus remote VExUS score training for medical residents. The VExUS (Venous Excess UltraSound) score is used for bedside volume assessment in patients with acute heart failure, fluid overload, and congestion. The study measures resident performance against expert physician benchmarks.

For healthcare institutions and residency programs: this trial registration signals growing interest in standardizing point-of-care ultrasound training methodologies. Programs developing VExUS training curricula may wish to track trial outcomes, as results could inform evidence-based approaches to ultrasound education delivery. Medical device manufacturers producing ultrasound equipment used for VExUS assessment may also find relevance in training modality findings.