Why the study?
Does an 8-hour intensive training course improve interobserver agreement in ECG interpretation for suspected myocardial infarction among junior internal medicine doctors?
Population
16 doctors with 6-24 months of clinical training in internal medicine reading serial electrocardiographic…
Comparison
8-hour intensive course on interpretation of… vs No training
Design
RCT, Randomly allocated, Control group was not told about the subject of the…
Authors
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An 8-hour ECG training course does not improve interobserver agreement in suspected MI; challenges assumptions about brief training efficacy and supports testing alternative educational approaches.
Does an 8-hour intensive training course improve interobserver agreement in ECG interpretation for suspected myocardial infarction among junior internal medicine doctors?
An intensive 8-hour training course did not reduce interobserver variation among junior doctors in interpreting ECGs for suspected myocardial infarction.
Gjørup et al. (1992) studied this question.
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