Canadian general paediatricians can detect abnormal ECGs but struggle to identify specific abnormalities, highlighting a need for further education.
May warrant specialist input for precise paediatric ECG diagnoses; leaves open impact of targeted training on accuracy.
General paediatricians were adept at detecting abnormal ECGs, but were less able to identify the abnormalities. Further education in ECG interpretation may be important for this population.
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