Do you use the Minnesota code?
If so, was it easy to use?
Is it possible to use it in everyday clinical practice or is it merely a research tool?
Any advice or direction will be much appreciated.
Dear Mr.Richard M Lynch
I sugest you visit
http://cardiophile.org/2009/04/minnesota-code-for-ecg-analysis/
It has something to help you
Adail
Dear Adail
the latter link seems doesn't run. Can you verify it?
thanks in advance
marco
As far as I know, there's only one book on the subject. MC is hard to learn just by reading the book. When I learned MC, I went to a large "coding center" and coded ecgs with a experienced supervisor who gave me feedback.
I would say that coding has a limited use in clinical practice since its main purpose is to quantify changes for epidemiological studies. With that said, after learning MC I got a more detailed knowledge about ecgs which reflects into my every day clinical work.
http://cardiophile.org/2009/04/minnesota-code-for-ecg-analysis/ has moved to https://johnsonfrancis.org/professional/minnesota-code-for-ecg-analysis/