ECG Interpretation Course – Live Online

The Kung Medics Live Online ECG Interpretation Course is designed for doctors and healthcare professionals who want to improve their ability to recognise common and important ECG abnormalities, interpret tracings in a structured way and apply their findings to real clinical scenarios.

The course is particularly suitable for clinicians who find ECGs confusing, feel slow when interpreting them, or want a reliable framework they can use in clinical practice and postgraduate examinations.

Who Is This Course For?

This course is suitable for:

• Foundation doctors
• Internal Medicine trainees
• Emergency Medicine doctors
• Acute Medicine doctors
• General Practice trainees
• Anaesthetic and Critical Care trainees
• International Medical Graduates
• Doctors preparing for MRCEM or FRCEM examinations
• Candidates preparing for PLAB, UKMLA or other clinical examinations
• Nurses and advanced clinical practitioners who regularly review ECGs
• Clinicians returning to acute practice
• Anyone who wants a more structured and confident approach to ECG interpretation

Why This Course?

Many clinicians recognise individual ECG abnormalities but struggle when faced with a complete tracing under time pressure. This course focuses on developing a repeatable interpretation method so that candidates know what to look for, in what order, and how to decide which findings are clinically important.

What You Will Learn

During the course, candidates develop a systematic approach to:

• Confirming ECG quality and calibration
• Assessing heart rate
• Determining cardiac rhythm
• Assessing the cardiac axis
• Measuring PR, QRS and QT intervals
• Identifying conduction abnormalities
• Assessing P waves
• Evaluating QRS morphology
• Recognising ST-segment changes
• Assessing T-wave abnormalities
• Identifying pathological Q waves
• Recognising chamber enlargement
• Differentiating normal variants from pathology
• Prioritising life-threatening ECG abnormalities
• Linking ECG findings to clinical management

A Structured ECG Interpretation Approach

Candidates are taught a consistent framework that can be applied to almost any 12-lead ECG. The approach includes:

• Patient and technical details
• Rate
• Rhythm
• Axis
• Intervals
• P waves
• QRS complexes
• ST segments
• T waves
• QT interval
• Overall interpretation
• Clinical significance and next steps

The aim is to prevent important abnormalities from being missed while improving interpretation speed.

Live and Interactive Online Teaching

This is a live online course, not a pre-recorded lecture series. Candidates can:

• Follow ECG interpretation in real time
• Answer questions during teaching
• Work through clinical cases
• Compare their interpretation with the instructor's approach
• Ask questions about difficult tracings
• Discuss common mistakes
• Practise applying the structured framework repeatedly

This interactive format allows candidates to identify weaknesses and correct them during the session.