The ECG Educator & Mentor Blog : Coronary Artery Anatomy

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Sunday, 11 September 2016

Coronary Artery Anatomy

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My Name is Jason Winter and I have a real passion for ECG education and training, and I believe that we all could save more lives by being more knowledgeable and having a better understanding on what's displayed on the ECG monitor or print out and knowing especially how the ECG works. For example understanding about De Winter T waves, may get the patient emergent PCI they need to unblock their occluded artery. Understanding about wellens syndrome might get the patient earlier investigations before they have a massive anterior infarct.

My aims is to get better ECG Education for everyone, this is not a dying art, I believe that ECG training is just not given the priority it deserves when it comes to training paramedics, EMT, doctors, nurses and technicians etc.

I am currently working as a Ambulance clinician for a UK NHS ambulance service. I myself hold a Diploma in Electrocardiology (Dip-ECG) and I have attended specialist courses in Electrocardiology at various UK universities. I also run some successful ECG pages on Facebook, these being The famous ECG & Cardiology Page, ECG Educator Page and a couple of ECG groups. Please see the links to these in the menu above, or at the right of this blog to join these.

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Sunday, 11 September 2016

Coronary Artery Anatomy

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