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I attended Mr. Page’s lecture at our State EMS Symposium, and while the book does not match the exciting style and fun atmosphere of his presentation (difficult for any book to do that, I think) as one previous reviewer mentioned, this book does a great job teaching this now essential skill. The information is organized in short-to-the-point segments and the information is presented in a common sense format. I have read or skimmed through many books on this subject matter and for me, this book did the best job. My recommendation is that every Paramedic or critical care provider should own this textbook. Good luck! – Joe (Paramedic)

Bob Page is one of the biggest names in resources for learning 12 lead analysis. There are a lot of terrific internet based sources for keeping your skills sharp, but if you’re learning 12 leads for the first time, or expanding your knowledge base because you WISH you had learned 12 leads in class but had to settle for just surviving the course, this is a great book to start with. The book begins at the beginning rather than assuming a huge background in ECG analysis. If you follow the order of analysis that this book follows, you’ll find yourself well prepared to look at all those squiggly lines and make sense of it. Even better, you’ll find yourself among the more educated and talented paramedics or clinicians if you can commit MOST of this book to practice.

My paramedic cardiology course covered this book completely in one form or another. Because of that, when I analyze 12 lead ECGs and discuss them with other paramedics, I find my level of understanding to exceed that of other people. That’s a pretty good sign that this book will put you at the front of the pack. I still go back and re-read some parts to freshen my skills.

A word to paramedic students: This book shouldn’t be considered “optional” for you, it’s “mandatory.” You’ll appreciate the level of understanding you get, and nothing will be above your head.

A MUST for advanced 12 lead interpretation. Hundreds of 12 leads to practice with, each chapter broken down with easy to understand instruction on interpretation rules. Go beyond just looking for the STEMI and always remember as Bob said and it is so true; “In lead II, you have no clue!”. I use this book as a reference teaching my Paramedic students (Para-pups) and have seen outstanding results when they reach the field. Samuel Peppard, EMT-P/Critical Care Paramedic/Adjunct instructor College of Central Florida

The author is one of the best, so what is there not to like about the book?

EMS, ER/ICU nurses, and physicians should have a look at this text. highly informative, concepts explained, plenty of examples.

i went the the authors seminar a few years ago and have wanted a copy since then. glad i chose to pick this up as it’s really expanded my understanding of EKGs and cardiac monitoring. i really like how Page explains WHY you place leads where they need to go, how you can look at a 12 lead and tell if it has good lead placement (R wave progression)and many more examples.

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This a good book. I refer back to it several times to keep up and refresh my 12 lead skills. Many different rhythm strips and interpretation included as well as educational information. In addition, if you have not attended the Bob Page class I would strongly recommend you do so.

Great read! You can learn a lot from this book. I would recommend a sturdy basic understanding of your fundamentals before diving in. I hope to be in one of Bobs classes in the near future. Great way to keep sharp for your patients!