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ACLS Course Registration

 

ARE YOU READY TO TAKE THIS COURSE?
 

All registrants MUST be comfortable with ECG interpretation, read the ACLS manual and do the self test provided on the CD ROM in the manual prior to attending an ACLS course. 

If you need to review ECG's, PREPS reccomends "Rapid EKG Interpretation" by Dale Dubin, MD. It is available for purchase at the University of Toronto Bookstore, or online at amazon.com.

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The ACLS Manual by the Heart and Stroke Foundation can be bought at the Indigospirit in Mount Sinai Hospital. 

**ACLS manual is available for purchase from the Indigospirit store in Mount Sinai Hospital.  

The 2010 Handbook of Emergency Cardiovascular Care for Healthcare Providers brought to you by the American Heart Association is now available at the Mount Sinai Hospital Indigo Spirit, if you pre-order you can save 5%.  Please contact Kevin Marusic kmarusic@indigo.ca for more information.

*** Please note that the course and exam will be based on the 2010 Heart and Stroke Foundation Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Provider Manual.***

This course is NOT well suited for new graduates of any healthcare program.  Working experience in a relative area of expertise is recommended for successful completion of the course.  Passing this course is not guaranteed.  There is no registration refund for unsuccessful candidates.

Please come to the course well prepared  to ensure the best learning experience possible!
 

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HELPFUL LINKS FOR ECG INTERPRETATION TUTORIALS

http://www.aacn.org/wd/elearning/content/ecg/ecgpage.pcms?menu=education

http://www.scribd.com/doc/6072532/ECG-Interpretation

CODE BLUE: WHAT TO DO

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xuosUHfAVrs&feature=youtube_gdata_player