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# HEARTS ECG Course: Evidence-Based – Simple and Systematic Approach – Clinically-Focused 

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## Posts
- [ECG of the week #9: 60 year old with chest pain](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-9-60-year-old-with-chest-pain/)
- [ECG of the week #8: 20 year old with palpitations, is this Mobitz 2?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-8-20-year-old-with-palpitations-is-this-mobitz-2/)
- [ECG of the week #7: 35 year old, resolved chest pain – what are your troponin and angiogram predictions?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-7-35-year-old-resolved-chest-pain-what-are-your-troponin-and-angiogram-predictions/)
- [ECG of the week #6: 60 year old with shortness of breath, why the T wave inversions?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-6-60-year-old-with-shortness-of-breath-why-the-t-wave-inversions/)
- [75 year old with chest pain: is this lateral ischemia?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/75-year-old-with-chest-pain-is-this-lateral-ischemia/)
- [ECG of the week #4: short of breath with wide complex tachycardia](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-4-short-of-breath-with-wide-complex-tachycardia/)
- [ECG of the week #3: chest pain with anterior ST elevation, why no inferior reciprocal change?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-3-chest-pain-with-anterior-st-elevation-why-no-inferior-reciprocal-change/)
- [ECG of the week#2: what kind of block?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week2-what-kind-of-block/)
- [ECG of the week #1: is this just vasospasm?](https://heartsecgcourse.com/ecg-of-the-week-1-is-this-just-vasospasm/)

## Pages
- [Physicians](https://heartsecgcourse.com/home/physicians/): Sharpen your ECG interpretation skills with evidence-based courses designed for emergency physicians. Learn arrhythmia pitfalls and pearls, catch subtle Occlusion MI, and gain confidence applying ECG interpretation to a variety of emergencies on your next shift - all in a live, interactive, small-group format with CME credits.
- [Home 2026](https://heartsecgcourse.com/home-2026/): Built for physicians, nurses, residents, and paramedics
- [HEARTS Cases](https://heartsecgcourse.com/hearts-cases/)
- [About](https://heartsecgcourse.com/about/): We are Emergency Medicine clinicians and ECG experts. Dr. Jesse McLaren developed the HEARTS approach to ECG interpretation – a clinically based approach to ECG interpretation that is easy to remember and apply. Our courses are designed to provide you with a solid foundation in ECG interpretation and analysis, with practical applications for real-world scenarios. Join us in exploring the exciting world of ECGs!
- [Refund Policy](https://heartsecgcourse.com/refund/): A 100% refund will be issued if cancellation is done more than 30 days prior to the start of the course; a 50% refund between 15-30 days; and no refund will be issued if 14 days or less notice is given.
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- [Home](https://heartsecgcourse.com/): Learn to read ECGs with confidence. The HEARTS ECG Course offers live, small-group training led by University of Toronto emergency physicians. Courses for medical students, paramedics, residents, and physicians. Enroll online or in-person.
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## Products
- [HEARTS ACS – from STEMI to Occlusion MI](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-acs-from-stemi-to-occlusion-mi-sept2026/): You will receive the HEARTS Emergencies handbook 1-week prior to the start of the course. This book will explain the HEARTS approach in detail, and the paradigm shift from STEMI to Occlusion MI.
- [HEARTS Emergencies – from ECG to EM management (pre-EM Cases Summit)](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-emergencies-from-ecg-to-em-management-pre-em-cases-summit/): This virtual course introduces the HEARTS approach to ECG interpretation with a focus on applying findings to clinical decision-making. One week before the course begins, participants receive the HEARTS Emergencies handbook, which reviews ECG fundamentals and explains the HEARTS method. The first session covers the basics of the approach and its application to physiologic and pathophysiologic correlations. The second session uses high-yield ECG cases to practice the method, reinforce understanding, and highlight key clinical pearls. Sessions are interactive, not recorded, and designed for small group engagement. Participants will leave with practical skills for real-world ECG interpretation and patient management.
- [HEARTS Foundation – Intro to ECG Interpretation](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-foundation-intro-to-ecg-interpretation-2/): This introductory course in ECG interpretation provides a practical, step-by-step approach using the HEARTS method. Before the course begins, you’ll receive the HEARTS Foundation handbook, which covers ECG basics and offers clear examples of normal and abnormal findings. The course itself is split into two 2.5-hour sessions. In the first session, you’ll learn the fundamentals of ECGs and the HEARTS approach, focusing on how ECG patterns relate to human physiology. The second session involves hands-on practice with real case examples. Core topics include proper lead placement, physiologic and pathophysiologic correlations, and confidently applying the HEARTS framework. Medical/paramedic/nursing students: Please email heartsecgcourse@gmail.com with proof of designation to receive a $100 discount code.
- [HEARTS Arrhythmia: beyond ACLS](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-arrhythmia-beyond-acls-oct2026/): You will receive the HEARTS Arrhythmia handbook 1-week prior to the start of the course. This book will explain the advantages and limitations of ACLS algorithms, and how the HEARTS approach can help guide treatment.
- [HEARTS Emergencies – from ECG to EM management (CAEP26 pre-conference)](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-emergencies-caep/): This virtual course introduces the HEARTS approach to ECG interpretation with a focus on applying findings to clinical decision-making. One week before the course begins, participants receive the HEARTS Emergencies handbook, which reviews ECG fundamentals and explains the HEARTS method. The first session covers the basics of the approach and its application to physiologic and pathophysiologic correlations. The second session uses high-yield ECG cases to practice the method, reinforce understanding, and highlight key clinical pearls. Sessions are interactive, not recorded, and designed for small group engagement. Participants will leave with practical skills for real-world ECG interpretation and patient management.
- [HEARTS EMS – ECG Essentials for Paramedics](https://heartsecgcourse.com/product/hearts-ems-ecg-essentials-for-paramedics/): This intensive 6-hour virtual course introduces the HEARTS approach to ECG interpretation with an emphasis on clinical application. One week before the course, participants receive the HEARTS EMS manual, covering ECG fundamentals, and pre- and post-workshop quizzes for self-assessment. The first portion reviews the HEARTS method and its physiologic and pathophysiologic correlations. The second portion applies the approach to high-yield ECG cases, focusing on challenging arrhythmias, false positive and false negative STEMIs, and an introduction to Occlusion Myocardial Infarctions (OMIs). Participants will practice case-based interpretation, gain clinical pearls, and leave with practical tools for accurate, real-world ECG analysis and patient management.