Evaluating the Competency and Confidence in ECG Interpretation Among Residents: A Multi-Center Pilot Study

Our research reveals that residents do not appear to be prepared to interpret ECG abnormalities, including common emergencies and common abnormalities, even the normal ECG strip.

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Advances in Medical Education and Practice
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2025-12-01
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https://doi.org/10.2147/amep.s550536
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ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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Evaluating the Competency and Confidence in ECG Interpretation Among Residents: A Multi-Center Pilot Study

Ruihui Lai, Shengwei Liang, Tan Xu
Advances in Medical Education and Practice
ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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Evaluating the Competency and Confidence in ECG Interpretation Among Residents: A Multi-Center Pilot Study

Ruihui Lai, Shengwei Liang, Tan Xu
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Abstract

Our research reveals that residents do not appear to be prepared to interpret ECG abnormalities, including common emergencies and common abnormalities, even the normal ECG strip.

Advances in Medical Education and PracticeVol. Volume 16
Peking University Shenzhen Hospital (CN)
Openalex Percentile: Top 30%
ECG Monitoring and Analysis
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