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Why ECG Interpretation Matters: The ECG is one of the fastest, highest-impact diagnostic tests in acute care. When interpretation is rapid and accurate, patients get timely reperfusion, pacing, defibrillation, antidotes,…
Curriculum: Foundations Level
Who Foundations Level Is For: Designed as a starting point for students or early EM/acute care learners, with a focus on building a safe, repeatable ECG approach. It is also…
Curriculum: Core Level
Who Core Level Is For: Designed as a PGY-1 guide for emergency medicine residents, focused on triage-level safety and building speed without missing danger. It is also appropriate for any…
Curriculum: Advanced Level
Who Advanced Level Is For: Designed as a PGY-2 guide for emergency medicine residents who already have a reliable ECG foundation and now need speed, nuance, and broader differentials. It…
Curriculum: Expert Level
Who Expert Level Is For: Designed as a PGY-3 guide for emergency medicine residents who are expected to manage complex ECG-driven decisions and mentor junior learners. It is also appropriate…
Curriculum: Mastery & Teaching Level
Who Mastery Level Is For: Designed for senior residents and attending emergency and acute care physicians who are responsible for making rapid, high-stakes decisions and teaching others. It is also…
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