medRxiv PreprintsInternational1 November 2026
Creating a lung ultrasound information score to measure the information content of pediatric point-of-care lung ultrasound reports.
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Designing point-of-care lung ultrasound reporting interfaces requires methods for comparison of the information content of the reports generated. Objective We developed an information score that quantifies the detail in the sonographer's report. This is distinct from ultrasound severity scores, which reflect disease severity. Methods Our subject matter experts created a criteria-based, regex-assignable ultrasound report information score. This score was designed to measure the quality of the ultrasound report, with weighting for important clinical findings while retaining its distinctness from
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