Call for Proposals
Home Ultrasound Implementation Pilot
Background: Pulsenmore pioneers cutting-edge home ultrasound technology, enabling pregnant mothers to conduct self-scans with remote transmission of imaging clips to clinicians for fetal well-check diagnosis.
To familiarize yourself with the Pulsenmore solution, please visit this page for full background information.
This call for proposals aims to facilitate clinical research in prenatal care using the Pulsenmore ultrasound solution. We are interested in supporting pilot studies that investigate the potential implementation of our technology to maximize benefits and impact for patients, healthcare providers, and healthcare systems.
We invite clinicians across Europe to express their interest in receiving support from Pulsenmore by filling out the form below by May 30th 2024. Submitted forms will be reviewed by the Pulsenmore clinical team, and selected applicants will be contacted to submit the full proposal by June 27th 2024. Pilot kick-off will be conducted in the second half of 2024, with successful candidates being supported with devices, training, and pilot infrastructure.
For more information, please reach out to Dr. Ronit Shtrichman by email: [email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions
The Pulsenmore home ultrasound system is intended for two-dimensional diagnostic ultrasound imaging in fetal/obstetric applications. The Pulsenmore software is intended to aid in the acquisition, display and/or optimization of ultrasound images for review by healthcare professionals in a remote access setup. Access to the device’s operation must be granted by a healthcare professional.
The Pulsenmore home ultrasound system consists of a Clinician Dashboard, a Self-Scan Device and the Pulsenmore mobile app. The healthcare provider prescribes the frequency and duration of patient scans, which are performed by the patient using the Self-Scan Device that comprises an ultrasound transducer and is connected to the user’s smartphone. The device is operated by the Pulsenmore mobile app. The resulting ultrasound images are automatically uploaded to the cloud for a clinician to review via the Clinician Dashboard.
Yes, the system operates through the Pulsenmore mobile app software which must be installed on the user’s smartphone. The app is downloaded from Google Play or the App Store.
After downloading the Pulsenmore mobile app, the patient requires a PROCEDURE KEY from their healthcare professional to begin scanning. The frequency and duration of scans are determined by the healthcare professional.
Pulsenmore enables two operating modes:
1. The Clinician-Guided mode allows the patient to connect to their healthcare professional via a secure telemedicine platform. The clinician guides the user in performing the scan remotely and views the ultrasound scan in real-time.
2. The Video-Guided mode allows the user to perform an ultrasound scan following a series of five short videos demonstrating how to scan. After completing all five steps, the ultrasound scans are automatically uploaded to the cloud for review by a clinician.
Scanned images or videos are not stored on the user’s smartphone. The teleconsultation platform meets international privacy and security requirements.
The Pulsenmore home ultrasound for fetal monitoring is commercially available across Europe (CE) and, Norway, Switzerland, Australia, Brazil and Israel (AMAR); it is not approved for sale in the U.S.