About the sessions
The practical ECG sessions are designed to help healthcare professionals practise a consistent method for recording and reviewing electrocardiograms. Learning is intended to complement professional training and supervised clinical practice; it does not replace clinical judgement or specialist review.
Course modules
ECG foundations and setup
Equipment familiarisation, patient preparation, recording quality and common sources of artefact.
Lead placement and acquisition
Standard 12-lead placement, recording workflow and checks for avoidable technical errors.
Systematic interpretation
A structured approach to rate, rhythm, intervals, axis and waveform review in clinical context.
Common and critical patterns
Case-based discussion of common ECG abnormalities and the importance of prompt escalation when urgent findings are suspected.
Supervised practice and feedback
Practical exercises and guided discussion. Specific equipment, cases and session arrangements are confirmed by the training team.
Who may attend?
- Doctors and medical officers
- Cardiac technicians and sonographers
- Nurses with relevant ECG or ultrasound experience
- Medical students and recent graduates, subject to eligibility confirmation
- Healthcare professionals interested in ECG acquisition and interpretation