A concise and easy-to-use guide to ECG interpretation, this book takes the complex subject of cardiac electrophysiology and presents it in a clear, full-colour format designed specifically for paramedics and those working in the out of hospital environment.
Presented as independently accessible sections, the reader is taken from the basics of cardiac anatomy, physiology and fundamental ECG principles, through to arrhythmia recognition and 12-lead ECG interpretation. The inclusion of information on clinical signs and symptoms, underlying causes and differentials, and management decisions for each presentation places the reader's ECG learning clearly in the context of their wider clinical knowledge and experience. Practice ECGs and case-based scenarios enable the reader to consolidate their learning and understanding.
Applying ECG interpretation to paramedic practice and clinical presentations, this book is an essential learning resource for both students who are new to the subject as well as prehospital professionals hoping to expand and consolidate their knowledge.
Key features include:
Over 100 practice ECGs, including 25 case-based scenarios
A new ECG Interpretation Tool that includes clinical considerations
Full colour and easy-to-understand format
Evidence-based and in line with current UK guidelines
Specifically written for paramedics, student paramedics, ambulance staff and others working in the out of hospital setting
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This excellent book will be of interest and indeed of much value to anyone wanting to understand ECG interpretation. It is one that I can definitely recommend. -- Douglas Chamberlain, CBE MD FRCP FACC (Emeritus) This book is highly recommended for any prehospital practitioner learning to read and interpret ECGs or wanting to extend their knowledge. The clinical examples are particularly helpful, integrating case studies with heart rhythm interpretation and clinical decision making. -- Suzanne Moffat RGN BSc (Hons) MSc - Lecturer in Paramedic Science, University of East Anglia If you want to master ECG interpretation in paramedic practice, then this is the book for you. Using this book, you can build your knowledge from beginner to master, or refresh and confirm what you already know! A coherent introduction into the anatomy and physiology of both physical and electrical components of the heart, ensures the basics behind ECGs are understood before allowing the reader to master the more challenging sections of the subject. -- Matthew Crickmore BSc (Hons) - Lecturer in Paramedic Science, University of Suffolk I really like this book. Well written, lots of case examples and signposting. It will be of real practical value for the intended audience. -- Tom Quinn FRCN FESC FAHA FACC - Professor of Cardiovascular Nursing, Kingston University London & St George's, University of London This is a great book for paramedics, students and anyone else who wishes to develop their knowledge of ECGs. There are numerous case studies which are detailed in a way that will help the reader examine the whole picture including patient history, symptom experienced, vital signs and then take logical steps towards ECG analysis, thus leading to a working diagnosis. Even if you have never seen an ECG before, this book will help you understand the basics and lead you through the stages to become confident in interpreting ECGs. -- Sara Douggen MSc BSc (Hons) FHEA MCPara - Paramedic Lecturer, University of Bradford
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Charles L. Till is the Head of Clinical Improvement and Development for East Midlands Ambulance Service NHS Trust. His previous professional experience includes the education of student paramedics as a Senior Lecturer and as a Paramedic Education Specialist within higher education institutions and the NHS. He also has experience as a Paramedic Practitioner and Practice Educator. He continues to work clinically within the medical directorate and has gained experience in several NHS ambulance services across the UK, including London Ambulance Service NHS Trust, the Scottish Ambulance Service, and South Central Ambulance Service NHS Foundation Trust. Charles entered the profession as a graduate paramedic with a FdSc in Paramedic Science from the University of Northampton. He holds a BSc in Healthcare Practice and a PgC in Learning and Teaching in Higher Education. He is currently reading for an MSc in Internal Medicine with Edinburgh University (2019-2022).
