Workshops

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Left and Right Bundle Branch Blocks: 3 Steps to Picking Them Quickly

Want to be one of those nurses who can pick a left or a right bundle branch block in 3 seconds flat? 

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This workshop will teach you exactly that; in three very simple steps that Nurse Sibs uses every time she looks at an ECG. 

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Left and Right Bundle Branch Blocks: 3 Steps to Picking them Quickly is a free hour workshop on Zoom that, in true Nurse Sibs style, takes a complex topic and makes it fun, simple, easy to understand and gives you time to interactively practice with Nurse Sibs to get your new (and very impressive) skill of picking a LBBB or RBBB in a matter of seconds down pat. ​

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Watch the recording here: 

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1LZrqk0ZRrMC0O9mMXQl3MlPWPeT7cOse/view?usp=sharing

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ECG Interpretation Simplified: Key Rhythms and Critical Concepts for Nurses

Build your knowledge and confidence with ECG interpretation with Nurse Sibs in this new, engaging and practical workshop tailored for nurses of all levels. Whether you're a brand new grad nurse or a nurse who is looking to refresh your skills, this half-day workshop will break down complex concepts into manageable steps, empowering you to confidently assess and respond to cardiac rhythms.

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What’s Covered:

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• ECG Basics: the basics you need to understand to make ECGs make sense, taught with Nurse Sibs’ simplified, visual approach.
   

• Nurse Sibs’ 5-Step Interpretation Method: Learn Nurse Sibs' tried-and-true method for interpreting ECGs quickly and accurately.
   

• Sinus Rhythm, STEMIs, and Third Degree AV Block: Get hands-on experience with these key ECG findings that every nurse should know.
   

• Escalating ECG Changes Like a Boss: Master the art of identifying and escalating concerning ECG features confidently and efficiently. 
   

• Key Rhythm Strips: Gain familiarity with crucial rhythm strips you’ll encounter when cardiac monitoring patients and learn which ones we press the red button for.  
   

WHEN:

Saturday 22nd February 2025
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM AEDT
 

WHERE:

Zoom (details on link access provided upon registration)
 

Recording Access:

Can’t make the live session? Don’t worry! Purchase your ticket now to ensure access to the recording. Only those who have paid for a ticket will receive the workshop recording, so secure your spot today!
 

Still not sure if this is the right ECG workshop for you?  See our FAQs below to help you decide
 

Q: Can I do this workshop if I have just started my grad year?
 

A: Absolutely! This workshop is designed for nurses at a beginner level of ECG knowledge and will go well with any other ECG education you may do in or after your grad year (and has some critical things nurses in any area with cardiac monitoring should know)
 

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Q: I have done ECG workshops through my work already, will this workshop help me and how is it different from what I have already learnt?
 

A: The way I explain ECGs is in a more visual and simplified way than the traditional ECG study day, making it a great adjunct to any other ECG education you have done. To be more specific, I explain things differently to study days that focus a lot on counting small and big boxes and calculations (taking away the overwhelm from so many numbers getting thrown around).
 

Q: Does this workshop count towards CPD?
 

A: Yes - you can track this as CPD as you would any other education that you can apply to your role as a nurse
 

Q: I don’t feel confident with ECGs at all, will I be able to keep up?
 

A: There is time allocated in the workshop to going over ECG basics before getting into any interpreting; this should help. I also make it interactive, allow lots of time for asking questions and am known for making things as simple as possible to ensure even the lease confident ECG-interpreters can boost their skills and confidence.
 

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Q: I am a student nurse, can I still attend?
 

A: As this is aimed at nurses at every level, yes you can attend. However, as you are learning so much at uni, it is up to you if you feel this will be helpful at this time or be overwhelming, so it is a personal decision. You will get a recording of the workshop to look back on later which could be helpful if everything doesn’t sink in (yet).