ECG Pocket Reference Free

Name: ECG Pocket Reference Free
Rating: 5.9 (31 reviews)

Free

1.04for iPhone

5.9

31 Ratings

Remedica Medical Education and Publishing

Developer

2011年10月20日

Update Date

Medical

Category

Age Rating

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17+

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iPhone

About ECG Pocket Reference Free

The ECG Pocket Reference offers healthcare professionals an interactive and enjoyable way to hone their skills in ECG interpretation.

Developed in association with the internationally respected clinician and educator Professor A John Camm (St George’s Hospital, London, UK), the print version of the ECG Pocket Reference has made it into the hands of 50,000 European healthcare professionals to date. This brand new app allows the same valuable educational benefits to be gained via the convenience of the iPhone.

The ECG Pocket Reference features:

* A library of detailed ECG tracings, searchable by category or by thumbnail
* Expandable high-resolution images, allowing you to zoom in with exceptional clarity
* Clinical notes explaining the clinically relevant features of each ECG
* An interactive quiz to test healthcare professionals’ interpretive skills