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Recording data on goal‐directed templates with clear objectives for answering defined clinical questions is imperative to gain the respect of our colleagues, to stay disciplined during the respective POCUS or FAST examination, to allow post hoc evaluation of studies, and to detect training strengths and deficiencies. Without recording your data, you cannot measure. If you cannot measure, you cannot critically study with the potential to improve. We have made great strides in Global FAST training by reevaluating our results recorded on goal‐directed templates and saved video clips. A prime example is the establishment of clear tenets for the accurate TFAST diagnosis of pericardial effusion (Lisciandro 2016).

We have presented POCUS and FAST goal‐directed templates and methods to efficiently save video clips for you to adapt and modify for your practice according to the types of cases you see, your practice type, and your skill level in the Appendices and Chapter 45.