How to Build A Better Future for Women’s Health Through Ultrasound?
Liona Poon
Trustee and President of ISUOG
“Ultimately, my vision is that every woman receives the right care at
the right time.”
What will the future of women's health look like?
In this exclusive UltraTalks interview, Prof. Liona Poon, Trustee and President of ISUOG, explores how ultrasound is helping drive a shift toward earlier diagnosis, more personalised care, and greater equity in women's healthcare worldwide.
From addressing common misconceptions in women's health to discussing the role of innovation, artificial intelligence, and dedicated women's health solutions, Prof. Poon shares her vision for a future where every woman receives the right care at the right time.
Let’s click on the video and discover more.
Ultra Takeaways
Women's health extends far beyond pregnancy and reproduction. Earlier risk identification through screening, ultrasound, and emerging technologies can help improve lifelong outcomes for both women and their children.
The future of women's health lies in a shift from reactive care to preventive and personalized care, enabled by advances in ultrasound, artificial intelligence, biomarkers, and digital health solutions.
Clinical-specialty driven innovation is essential. Solutions designed around the real-world needs of obstetricians, gynecologists, and sonographers can enhance workflow efficiency, improve diagnostic confidence, and ultimately deliver better outcomes for women and babies.
How to Build a Better Future for Women's Health Through Ultrasound?
"The best technologies are those developed with a deep understanding of real clinical workflows and the challenges faced in everyday practice."
