11d • Welcome & announcements
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👋 Welcome - and I want to hear from you
First things first. If you're reading this, you're already part of something I'm genuinely proud of.
This community is free right now. And I want to keep giving you real, consultant-level cardiology education - no paywalls, no watered-down content - for as long as I possibly can before we build out the full membership.
But I need your help to make this worth your time.
So I'm going to ask you three questions. Answer one, answer all three, or just introduce yourself below. Every response helps me build this community around what you actually need.
Question 1 — Who are you?
Drop your role and where you are in your training. Medical student? FY1? Nurse? Paramedic? Pharmacist? Cardiology registrar? Something else entirely?
I want to know exactly who's in this room.
Question 2 — What's the ONE cardiology topic that makes you feel underprepared?
Be honest. There's no wrong answer here and nothing is too basic. The most common answers in the last community I asked this were:
- ECG interpretation under pressure
- Managing AF on the acute take
- When to worry about a troponin result
- What to say when you call the cardiology registrar
- Echocardiography — what it shows and when to request it
What's yours?
Question 3 — What would make this community genuinely useful to you?
Daily ECG cases? Weekly live Q&As? Case-based discussions? A structured learning pathway? A place to ask clinical questions without judgment?
Tell me what would make you come back every day.
Here's what I'm committing to in return:
✅ Weekly ECG cases with full consultant interpretation - posted every Monday
✅ Monthly live cardiology teaching sessions - free for all members
✅ A resource library building up over the coming weeks - ECG guides, clinical frameworks, drug references
✅ Direct access to me to ask clinical questions - I'll answer every one personally to start with
The only thing I ask from you: show up, engage, and share this community with one colleague who would benefit.
The more people in this room, the better the conversations get. And the better the conversations, the better the teaching I can give you.
Tag someone below who needs to be here. 👇
Dr Nabila
Cardiology Consultant · St Bartholomew's Hospital, London
The Cardiology Tutor
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