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Eslava D et al. – Internal medicine residents at the beginning of their residency training demonstrated low overall proficiency in interpreting ECGs and self–perceived confidence. Nearly all residents felt that their training was insufficient. These findings emphasize the need for improved and more effective training in ECG interpretation for physicians starting residency.

   

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