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pocus become integral part practice emergency medicine pocus highly focused limited goaldirected exam expressed purpose answering selected questions used bedside critically ill patients stable aimed assess pocus utilization barriers senioryear emergency medicine critical care residents two tertiary academic referral hospitals addis ababa ethiopia methodology crosssectional study conducted june 1 august 30 2022 st pauls hospital millennium medical college tikur anbessa specialized hospital using electronic survey senioryear second third years emergency medicine critical care residents data collected using goggle form exported spss version 24 analyzed seventysix residents 78 974 responded online survey mean age 299 years sd 287 fiftysix residents 737 male 45 592 year 2 residents sixtyone 763 previous pocus training fifty residents 820 received training classroom twentyseven residents 355 rated current level knowledge good sterile transducer techniques 28 368 rated fair knobology 27 355 rated good transducer selection knowledge thirtytwo 421 rated good ability interpret ivc 26 342 responded good ability interpret fastefast fortynine 645 residents claimed lack ultrasound machine followed 33 434 lack organized curriculum main barriers pocus utilization fortytwo 553 residents preferred complete facetoface teaching 33 434 preferred blended learning facetoface online pocus performed majority emcc residents frequent scans performed residents fast ivc lung scans lack ultrasound machine organized curriculum main barrier us utilization availability equipment facetoface training organized curriculum recommended residents improve skills future