The How To of Electrocardiographic Interpretation: A Practical Approach for the Primary Care Practitioner
In-Person EventJul 13, 2013Sacramento, California, USA
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OVERVIEW
The standard electrocardiogram of exercise testing and
ambulatory monitoring remain the most frequently utilized
and cost-effective tests despite advances in technology
and new diagnostic methods for the assessment of healthy
and diseased cardiac function. Basic knowledge of
electrocardiography for primary care clinicians, allied health
professionals and trainees has been shown to improve the
management of cardiovascular disease.
The course will present a systematic approach to ECG
interpretation, analysis of unknown ECGs, self-assessment
pre-test, and review. A syllabus with lecture material and
practice ECGs will be provided and breakout sessions for
those of different skill levels in ECG interpretation.
This one-day intensive excursion into electrocardiography will
increase the skill of those with knowledge of the subject, as
well as those already versed in the subject. You will have a
chance to hear from and interact with faculty that has been
carefully selected based on their comprehensive clinical
experience and academic excellence.
This course is intended for practitioners with basic
knowledge of ECG interpretation as found in “The Only
EKG Book You’ll Ever Need†by Malcom Thaler (or
comparable texts such as Dubin’s)