2024年11月1日 · There is also a reference list of key abnormalities with ECG examples, and a (small) library of ECGs to practice on. BMJ Learning courses are accredited for CME/CPD by colleges, associations, and authorities from around the world. However, they don’t offer AMA PRA Category 1 Credits™ or EACCME®.

This electrocardiography course is designed by experienced, board-certified physicians and veteran Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) instructors and explains how to interpret the core rhythms of electrocardiograms (ECG). We discuss pathophysiology, common etiologies, clinical manifestations, and ECGs' defining criteria and features.

In this course we introduce an easy to learn approach to ECG interpretation that allows the clinician to quickly identify clinically significant findings such as acute myocardial ischaemia, arrhythmias, conduction block and serious biochemical disorder.

2022年12月30日 · If you’ve read our guide to ECG courses for doctors, but want to see how far a free ECG course can get you, look no further! In this article, we cover the best free ECG courses available on the internet, as well as some superb free quizzes and online resources to make sure that you never get stuck while reading an electrocardiogram.

ECG Made Simple. A free comprehensive web-based ECG learning program that teaches the art and science of electrocardiogram (ECG) interpretation for beginners to advanced. Over 700 ECG tracings are available for study. Topics include electrophysiology, lead systems, normal and abnormal ECG patterns and arrhythmias. Register online to access.

This CPD-accredited ECG Technician course aims to enhance your knowledge of cardiac anatomy and physiology. The experienced healthcare professional will help you learn how to record an ECG trace, interpret ECGs, identify problems of rate and rhythm, myocardial infarction, diagnostic testing following an abnormal ECG, and cardiac muscle disease ...

This online course covers how to interpret basic 12 lead ECG rhythms, ranging from Sinus Rhythm to ST elevation infarcts. It is suitable for beginners upwards as it covers an in depth 6 stage approach on how to interpret each rhythm individually and accurately.

The ability to interpret ECGs can significantly help with the management of your patients. Whether it is an arrhythmia in an asymptomatic patient or determining what to do in a syncopal patient, ECGs are a mainstay in general practice. This course will cover the steps by which you should go over an ECG to narrow your differential list.

ECG interpretation is a key skill for doctors working in emergency departments, or those who are assessing deteriorating patients in wards or outpatient settings. Clinicians often must interpret an ECG in difficult circumstances: quickly, in isolation, without prior studies for comparison, or with the benefit of a cardiologist's second opinion.

This course, now officially recognized for 12 points of Continuing Professional Development (CPD) This course has been developed by Global Health Alliance UK in association with colleagues from the Cardiology department of Leeds University.