Recording a 12 Lead ECG
CPD
46m
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Lecture Overview
Refresh your memory with this practical and informative presentation, and finally master the art of recording 12 lead ECG.
Educators
Joanne Reading Visit
Joanne Reading is a clinical educator within the 42 bed ICU at the Royal Melbourne Hospital, which also services critically ill patients from the Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre and the Royal Women’s Hospital. Joanne holds a critical care graduate certificate and a master of health science with a focus on education. She is also the author of her own nursing education website called “Blogging for your Noggin”. With a special interest in all things cardiac and respiratory. Joanne is passionate about ensuring that education not only fosters critical thinking but is entertaining in the process!
Reviews
4.7
121 Total Rating(s)
Michelle McKay
Clearly explained, excellent trouble shooting advice on ensuring an accurate ECG recording
Emma hall
Really good video on basics of recording a 12 lead ECG.
Daryl Stuart
Informative and well presented in a way that is easy to understand.
Lindy Marie
Explained in a logical practical way to understand
MAVIS BOAKYE DANKWA
Very useful
Suzanne Meredith
Clear and concise information on troubleshooting ECG practices.
Rachel Freestone
good referesher coarse.
Jennifer Gallagher
Very good resource. The only thing I was hoping to get an answer for was whether it matters if you place the leads on the breast or under the breast fold. But otherwise, learnt some very interesting little tidbits about ECGs! Thanks
Eden Kersten
This was informative to my learning and felt the speaker explained the process accurately and was easy to follow.
Heather Bunney
Because we don't often need to do 12 lead ECG's in theatre, I feel it is important to regularly refresh the knowledge so as to be competent when the need arises.