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EPISODE · Jun 12, 2018 · 22 MIN

When Will It Stop? Clinicians Are Still Ordering Routine ECGs Despite Recommendations to the Contrary

from JAMA Clinical Reviews

For many years guidelines have recommended against obtaining ECGs for low-risk patients undergoing routine health examinations. Yet about a fifth of all patients having these exams get an ECG. Why? Are clinicians just stubborn or uninformed or are the guidelines missing something clinicians are concerned about? Read the article: The Screening ECG and Cardiac Risks  

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