Basic ECG

Description

Learn the anatomy of the heart, ECG theory and practice ECG recording techniques.

Who is this course for?

Ideal for Healthcare Assistants and Practice Nurses new to performing ECGs.

What will I learn?

You will gain a comprehensive understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the heart and cardiac conduction, (the theory behind ECGs, along with the equipment used.) How to conduct a 12 lead ECG , a systematic approach to normal rhythm interpretation and an overview of common arrythmias. You will have the opportunity to practice taking ECG recordings. The training includes both theoretical knowledge and simulated practice.

Topics Covered:

· Anatomy and physiology of the heart

· Normal cardiac conductivity

· 12- lead ECG placement and how to conduct ECG

· Identification of normal rhythm complexes

· Systematic approach to ECG interpretation

· Overview of some common ECG arrythmias

Assessment

After completing the training, you will need to undergo supervised practice in a clinical setting and complete the required competencies before receiving your certificate. You will require a competent registered (nurse) practitioner within your workplace to confirm your practical competency before you can practice independently.

Is there any funding available?

This course can be available utilising NHSE CPD funding for eligible individuals (Nurses, NAs and Allied Health Professionals) employed within general practice across Humber and North Yorkshire. If you are eligible for a CPD funded place please select the 'CPD funded' option at the checkout.

To be eligible to select the ‘CPD funded’ option, the person attending must be:

Please visit: CPD Funded Training - Training Hub, to learn more about who is eligible for a funded place.

If you are unsure please contact the Humber and North Yorkshire Training Hub on hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net who will be happy to help advise.

This course can also be available utilising NHSE HCA Apprenticeship Bolt-on Funding for HCAs undertaking an apprenticeship and employed within general practice across Humber and North Yorkshire. If you are eligible for this you can claim reimbursement for your place by contacting the Humber and North Yorkshire Primary Care Workforce and Training Hub (HNY PCWTH) on hnyicb.traininghub@nhs.net.

If it is later determined that you have incorrectly declared eligibility for funding, we reserve the right to contact you and issue an invoice for the full course fee.

Do you offer bespoke courses?

We do offer bespoke options at a site of your choice. Prices may vary for bespoke sessions, dependent on numbers and travel – please contact us on info@academicare.co.uk for further details.

Booking more than one place

You can book as many places as you wish up to course limit. Once you’ve received your booking confirmation, please use the link provided in the email to access your booking. From there, you can add the names and email addresses of those attending the course. Kindly ensure this is completed before the course begins so attendees receive all the necessary information in advance.

Booking on behalf of someone else

You can make a booking on behalf of someone else. Once you receive the booking confirmation email, simply follow the link provided to access the booking. From there, you’ll be able to enter the attendee’s name and email address. Please ensure this is completed before the course begins so they receive all the necessary information in good time.

Paying for your course

You can pay by invoice, credit card, or debit card. If you're choosing to pay by invoice and you're not the person responsible for processing payments, you can simply forward the invoice email to your finance department for payment.