The Heart of the Matter – Recognising Atrial Fibrillation (AF) from an ECG.
AF is the commonest cardiac arrythmia. It increases the risk of embolic stroke five-fold. Opportunistic diagnosis and confirmation of the arrythmia through ECG recording is therefore an important skill for healthcare professionals across primary and secondary care. This workshop will help you to identify the ECG appearances of AF and atrial flutter.  
Wednesday 7th July 7pm-8.30pm via Zoom
Guest Speaker: Charlie Bloe, Lead Nurse for Cardiology, CCU, Raigmore Hospital

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Terms and Conditions- By completing this form you are booking a place at the Heart of the Matter session delivered by Guest Speaker Charlie Bloe, Lead Nurse for Cardiology, CCU, Raigmore Hospital via Zoom on Wednesday 7th July 2021 at 7.00pm. Please note this is an educational event that is supported by Representatives from the Pharmaceutical Industry and facilitated by HCP Ed-UK. You will receive a zoom link at the time of booking and a reminder a couple of days prior to the event. Please ensure you have filled in your email address correctly otherwise you will not receive your booking confirmation including the zoom link for the event. Do not complete a second form to access the link. If you can't find the link please email info@coandassociates.co.uk. Please note you are responsible for making sure that no non HCPs will be in attendance during the delivery of this presentation. Please only book one place per form so that we can ensure you receive a certificate of attendance. If you book and are then unable to attend please email info@coandassociates.co.uk to cancel your place.   *
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