ECG case #003

Bradycardia following coronary artery bypass graft surgery. What is the rhythm? Check out ECG case #003.

SJDA UK Personal & Professional Development Project SJDA UK | Evidence based medicine (EBM), Publications and Critical Appraisal (Part 1)

"What is evidence based medicine? How do I get involved in research? What is a journal club and how do I prepare for one? How do I critically appraise a study?" 

By Ahmed Adlan
30 October 2017


This video is designed for doctors who would like to gain a basic understanding of evidence based medicine (EBM) and critical appraisal. This video forms part of the SJDA UK Personal & Professional Development Project and includes practical advice on how to get involved in research in UK hospitals and how to prepare a journal club presentation. See the video on facebook for comments and discussion.

Don't forget bleeding risk in AF

"First do not harm."

By Ahmed Adlan
11 October 2016

Bleeding risk in atrial fibrillation should be assessed in all patients prior to initiation of anticoagulation. How would you manage this case of AF with acute coronary syndrome?

Lectures in Cardiology | Atrial fibrillation

"Atrial fibrillation, the commonest sustained cardiac arrhythmia." 

By Ahmed Adlan
18 September 2016

Welcome to the first instalment in the exciting new online lecture series in Cardiology. Learn more about atrial fibrillation here. 

Introduction to Lectures in Cardiology

"Exciting new online lecture series." 

By Ahmed Adlan
18 September 2016

Welcome to this exciting new online lecture series in Cardiology. Designed for medical students and junior doctors, and anyone with an interest in Cardiology. See the introductory video here.

Not sure which study design to choose?

"Sadly many good ideas fail simply due to bad study design."

Learn about different study designs and which one to choose to boost your chances of high impact publication and research success.

Check out Research Tips #001 The key is in the design.

ECG case #002

Guess the diagnosis? 

Test your ECG skills. Check out ECG case #002.