Description
This one-day ECG Workshop is designed for healthcare professionals, phlebotomists, Medical Laboratory Technologists (MLTs), and Medical Laboratory Assistants (MLAs) ,PSW, Nursing Students who wish to develop foundational knowledge and practical skills in 12-lead electrocardiogram (ECG) acquisition and Holter monitor application.
The workshop focuses on proper electrode placement, accurate ECG recording, Holter monitor setup, patient preparation, and basic ECG interpretation. It is suitable for beginners seeking to enhance their knowledge and technical skills in cardiac monitoring.
Upon successful completion, participants should be able to:
- Understand the basic principles of electrocardiography.
- Prepare patients and correctly obtain a 12-lead ECG.
- Identify correct electrode placement, lead misplacement, and ECG artifacts.
- Recognize normal ECG waveforms, intervals, and rhythms.
- Identify common cardiac arrhythmias
- Understand Holter monitoring, electrode placement, device setup, and patient instructions.
Practical Training
- 12-lead ECG electrode placement
- Basic ECG rhythm identification.
- Holter monitor application and setup.
- Identification of common ECG artifacts.
Duration: One Day
Level: Beginner
Format: Theory and Hands-on Training
Certificate: Certificate of Completion – Medical Training Center
Note: This workshop provides foundational training and does not authorize independent cardiac diagnosis or practice beyond the participant’s professional scope.
