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Competitions and awards
Meet EasyEF
From ultrasound video to cardiac-assessment support
Research that guides our next steps
2024 study: screening from ultrasound clips
Rayong study: learning from 218 participants
Bringing clinical care, AI, and software together
What comes next for EasyEF
From an idea to the EasyEF platform
EasyEF and the cardiac-assessment journey
Help shape access to cardiac assessment
Understanding EasyEF research results
From research to real-world engagement
Chiang Rai Prachanukroh Hospital
Chonburi Hospital
Khon Kaen Hospital
Surat Thani Hospital
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Start with your question
If you are new to EasyEF, start with our purpose and technology to understand the problem and workflow. If you are considering collaboration, explore the research alongside the roadmap.
| Your question | Where to start |
|---|---|
| Who is it for, and what does it do? | About EasyEF → Technology |
| What has been tested? | Research → Individual studies |
| How does the team engage with services? | Fieldwork → Hospital stories |
| How could our organization contribute? | Partnership → Roadmap |
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From access needs to product development
Follow the connection between the app concept, network engagement, and platform readiness. This article is for readers interested in development as a whole and possible collaboration.
References and further reading
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EasyEF in the care workflow
Understand how acquisition, processing, and reporting connect, with lessons from the Rayong study and questions for further development.
References and further reading
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Understand the study findings
The research pages separate the 2024 clip test from the Rayong participant study, showing each study’s population, evaluation method, and subgroup findings.
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From understanding to collaboration
Once you have explored the project, visit the fieldwork stories, meet the team, or start a discussion about your organization through the partnership page.
SOURCE NOTES
Sources and published project summaries
- From an idea to the platform — by the EasyEF team
- The cardiac-assessment journey — by the EasyEF team
- 2024 published study — original journal article ↗
- EasyEF team: Rayong study report
Project content is compiled and published by the EasyEF team from development records, presentations and study reports. Internal links lead to the team’s summaries, not additional independent evidence. Published research links to its original journal; study status and limitations are stated in the relevant articles.
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