SIMPLE EDUCATION COURSE
Electrocardiogram (ECG) Interpretation with 100's of Case Examples for Hospital Doctors
Saturday, 19 March 2016 from 09:00 to 16:00 (GMT)
London, UK
COURSE TUTORS
Consultant Cardiology
St Bartholomew's Hospital
Consultant Cardiologist
Exeter
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Leading consultant electrophysiologist Prof Richard Schilling and Consultant Interventional Cardiologist Dr Andrew Sharp have successfully educated thousands of healthcare professionals on ECG interpretation.
Now in collaboration with leading educational provider Simple Education, they return to deliver the ECG interpretation for Hospital Doctors. This course will provide course attendees with all of they need to feel confident in ECG interpretation.
The course is delivered in state-of-the-art facilities, presented in a modern style and supported by hundreds of case examples. New for 2016 Simple Education will provide access to video content from the days' talks, and a raft of other online educational and learning resources. This allows you to recap your day, and continue your learning experience afterwards.
Why should you go? Attend this course if you wish to gain confidence in ECG interpretation.
Who needs to attend? This educational activity is intended for hospital doctors, healthcare professions and GP with special interest in cardiology medical students.
What should I expect from the course content? Acute ECGs for Hospital Doctors course provides all you need to know to gain understand of the background ECG interpretation and how to interpret ECG from hundreds of case examples.
Early Bird (expires 19 Feb 2016) Single Ticket: £130.00+VAT (+ £7.49 booking fee)
Early Bird (expires 19 Feb 2016) Group Discount (5 or more): £104.00+VAT per ticket (+ £6.19 booking fee)
Standard Rate (from 20 Feb 2016) Single Ticket: £180.00+VAT (+ £9.99 booking fee)
Standard Rate (from 20 Feb 2016) Group Discount (5 or more): £144.00+VAT per ticket (+ £8.19 booking fee)
Professor Richard J Schilling MRCP MD MB BS
Consultant and Reader in Cardiology
St Bartholomew’s Hospital and Queen Mary University of London
Professor Schilling is well known in the world of electrophysiology for his pioneering work in the areas of ventricular tachycardia and atrial arrhythmia.
He has a passionate interest in teaching and is known for his relaxed, informal style.
Dr Andrew SP Sharp MBChB MRCP MD
Consultant Cardiologist
Exeter
Dr Sharp is well known for his love of teaching, having guided many MRCP students in London and the South East through the trials and tribulations of the PACES exam.
Always keen to teach at every opportunity, he is a keen thinker on the way medical education should develop to tailor to increasingly congested timetables.
He has received significant recognition for his bedside teaching, including awards from previous hospitals for services to postgraduate education and is currently a consultant cardiologist in the South West of England.
