ECG Interpretation Made Simple
A systematic way to read a 12-lead ECG without missing the dangerous ones.
- Certificate of completion
- 2 live webinars
- 9 learning steps
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- Weekly commitment
- 2 hrs/wk
- Course level
- Beginner
- Language
- English
- Duration
- 3 weeks
- Weekly study
- 2 hrs/wk
- Level
- Beginner
- Language
- English
About this course
A systematic way to read a 12-lead ECG without missing the dangerous ones. Three weeks of short readings, a checkpoint quiz and a reflection each week.
Course Snapshot
- Course instructor
- Imran Qureshi
What you'll learn
Explain the key ideas of ecg interpretation made simple.
Apply them to a typical clinical case.
Recognise when to escalate or seek a second opinion.
Topics coveredCourse Competencies & Keywords
- Cardiology
- Rate, rhythm and axis
- Ischaemia and infarction
- Arrhythmias
Curriculum & syllabusCourse syllabus & schedule
Module 1 · Weeks 1–3Module 1: Module 13 weeks · 9 steps
A systematic way to read a 12-lead ECG without missing the dangerous ones.
Week 1: Rate, rhythm and axis
- Week 1 — Pre-reading1.1 Week 1 — Pre-readingPre-reading
- Week 1 — Checkpoint quiz1.2 Week 1 — Checkpoint quizTimed quiz
- Week 1 — Reflection1.3 Week 1 — ReflectionReflection
· 60 min · A 68-year-old with a sudden deficit — what would you do first?
ECG Interpretation Made Simple — live case discussion (week 1)
60 min · A 68-year-old with a sudden deficit — what would you do first?
Week 2: Ischaemia and infarction
- Week 2 — Pre-reading2.1 Week 2 — Pre-readingPre-reading
- Week 2 — Checkpoint quiz2.2 Week 2 — Checkpoint quizTimed quiz
- Week 2 — Reflection2.3 Week 2 — ReflectionReflection
Week 3: Arrhythmias
- Week 3 — Pre-reading3.1 Week 3 — Pre-readingPre-reading
- Week 3 — Checkpoint quiz3.2 Week 3 — Checkpoint quizTimed quiz
- Week 3 — Reflection3.3 Week 3 — ReflectionReflection
· 60 min · A 68-year-old with a sudden deficit — what would you do first?
ECG Interpretation Made Simple — live Q&A (weeks 2–3)
60 min · A 68-year-old with a sudden deficit — what would you do first?
Course instructorMeet your course instructor
Imran Qureshi
Associate Professor of Cardiology · Guest lecturerTeaches ECG interpretation and acute coronary syndromes; runs the cardiac imaging fellowship.
RequirementsEntry requirements
- Basic clinical exposure.
Who is this forWho is this course for?
- Doctors, nurses and allied health professionals.
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- SISaad IqbalVerified ParticipantRated 4.0 out of 5 from 1 rating4.0
Short readings and a good live Q&A.
- ZHZainab HussainVerified ParticipantRated 5.0 out of 5 from 1 rating5.0
Finally an ECG course that is not overwhelming.
ECG Interpretation Made Simple
Certificate of completion · 2 live webinars · 9 learning steps