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Intensive ECG training may improve interpretation accuracy among residents and staff; leaves open whether it outperforms standard rotations in rigorous trials.
Electrocardiogram is a commonly used procedure for diagnosis of heart disease. It is not known doctor skills nowadays and utility of intensive course electrocardiogram teaching. The objective is to evaluate the accuracy in the interpretation of electrocardiograms among residents and staff doctor and evaluate the usefulness of an intensive training course in ECG (one week, 20 hours long) with a standard rotation in cardiology unit.
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