Exercise Testing - Electrocardiography
Exercise tolerance testing is routinely performed on those patients in which coronary heart disease is suspected. To perform an exercise test the operator needs to understand the normal electrocardiographic and haemodynamic response to exercise. Patient safety is the priority and therefore knowing which patients can and cannot be exercised is essential, good communication skills are necessary to record a history, and identifying when to stop the test are all key in this clinical episode.
We are offering a full programme on exercise tolerance testing, including a practical demonstration in our dedicated teaching facilities. This event is suitable for year 2 BSc and FDSc clinical physiology students, and those involved with clinical exercise testing. For more information or you are unsure as to your suitability to attend this event please contact Kathryn Austin via e-mail; kathryn.austin@uhs.nhs.uk
Duration: 1 Day
Venue: Southampton
Places: 20
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Exercise Electrocardiography
A one day event covering all aspects of exercise testing, including a practical demonstration in a dedicated facility, and case studies to review and report. Ideally suited to any year 2 student cardiac physiologists or anyone with an interest in exercise electrocardiography. The programme will be delivered by a faculty of experienced cardiac physiologists and include current developments in the field. All study materials and refreshments supplied .
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