My ECG course is almost ready to go, and I’m really looking forward to sharing it with you all. It’s packed with practical tips, clear explanations, and real-world clinical relevance to help boost your confidence with ECG interpretation. I’ll also be running live calls throughout the course so we can go through cases together, answer questions, and break down rhythms in real time. It’ll be a great chance for interactive learning and deeper understanding. Before I launch it, I want your input! 👉 When would be the best time for me to start the course? Let me know by voting in the polls so I can release it at a time that works for everyone. Thanks for being part of the community can’t wait to get this rolling!

Hey everyone 👋 I’ve got something exciting in the works… I’ll soon be launching a few short courses right here in our community! They’ll be simple, practical, and designed to help you feel more confident in real clinical situations whether that’s interpreting ECGs, assessing patients, or understanding those everyday “grey area” decisions. Since I’m still new to this side of things, I’d love your input: 👉 What kind of topics or mini-courses would you like to see first? (e.g. documentation, assessment skills, interpreting results, clinical reasoning, OSCE prep or something else?) Drop your ideas below ⬇️ I really want to build this around what you find most useful. Thanks for being part of this community your feedback helps shape what comes next 🙌

Case-based discussions (CBDs) are one of the most effective ways to bridge the gap between theory and real-world practice. By exploring real or simulated cases together, we move beyond textbook knowledge to understand how decisions are made, what challenges arise, and how different approaches can lead to different outcomes. Why they’re important: 🧠 Deeper understanding: Discussing actual cases helps solidify knowledge and reveal nuances that standard teaching might miss. 🤝 Collaborative learning: They encourage sharing perspectives and learning from each other’s reasoning. 🔍 Reflective practice: Reflecting on cases helps us recognize what went well, what could be improved, and how to apply those lessons next time. 📈 Better decision-making: Working through complex, real-world scenarios builds confidence and clinical (or professional) judgment. If you’ve been part of a valuable case-based discussion, what made it impactful for you? Share an example or insight below — it could inspire how others approach their next case discussion.