Making Sense of the 12-Lead ECG in Primary Care
A simple framework to get it right every time
A simple framework for reading the 12-lead ECG as a language rather than pattern recognition. Delivered by Dr Yassir Javaid.
About This Webinar
Part of Helicon Health's Heart Failure & Cardiovascular "Lunch and Learn" series for primary care, this 90-minute session gives you a practical, repeatable approach to the 12-lead ECG.
It introduces a simple framework to learn the ECG as a language rather than pattern recognition, then works through assessing the rhythm; bradycardia and when to worry about it, including identifying heart block; ECGs in ischaemia; making sense of tachycardias; and identifying left ventricular hypertrophy on an ECG.
Places are limited. Contact us to find out more and how to register.
What You Will Learn
- Apply a simple framework that reads the ECG as a language rather than relying on pattern recognition
- Assess the rhythm systematically
- Recognise bradycardia and identify heart block, and know when to worry
- Interpret ECGs in ischaemia and make sense of tachycardias
- Identify left ventricular hypertrophy on an ECG
Upcoming Sessions
Tuesday, 12 January 2027
12:30–14:00 GMT
Presented by
Dr Yassir Javaid
GP with a specialist interest in cardiology
Who Should Attend
Designed for primary care staff, including GPs, nurses, pharmacists and other clinicians working in primary care.