A simple ECG interpretation method to cope during a terrible night shift – ECG tips and tricks
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Dr. Nicola Cosentino
This webinar aims at improving your confidence in the interpretation of ECG, one of the most important tools in cardiovascular care. Studies clearly indicate that a systematic approach to ECG analysis along with up to date interpretation skills are essential for identifying an early and appropriate management for cardiac conditions. Yet, many physicians and medical students have only been receiving basic ECG information during training.
This webinar is ideal for those required to interpret ECGs within their clinical role, who have a basic knowledge of ECG, and wish to quickly develop a reliable method for ECG interpretation. A simple, but systematic, learning approach and high-quality content will be provided here with the final goal to truly “understand” ECG and not simply
memorize patterns. During the webinar, you will be encouraged to send your questions by chat and interact with our speaker who will provide live feedback.
Learning Objectives
- Learn how to use a systematic and solid approach when interpreting an ECG
- Learn how to calculate heart rate
- Identify a normal heart rhythm and be able to quickly recognize rhythm disturbances
- Gain knowledge on how to assess the P wave, PR interval, QRS complex, ST-segment, and QT interval
- Be able to quickly recognize ECG signs of myocardial ischemia and other life-threating cardiovascular conditions
Dr. Nicola Cosentino
Dr. Nicola Cosentino, a member of the AHA/ASA and of the Royal Society of Medicine, is a practicing clinician at the Monzino Cardiology Center in Milan, Italy, who specializes in the treatment of patients with acute cardiovascular diseases.
Dr. Cosentino is a member of the PhD program in Translational Medicine at the University of Milan, Italy and has been the receiver of several grants since 2014. He is a member of the editorial board of the Journal of Clinical Medicine, Frontiers of Cardiovascular Medicine, and has reviewed several scientific journals. In addition to his clinical practice,
Dr. Cosentino teaches Cardiology in the University of Medicine; as well as, the Cardiology Medical School of Milan, Italy. Dr. Cosentino is the author of over one hundred scientific publications and has written several medical book chapters.
