As part of the World Anaesthesia Day Week celebrations, an educational lecture on electrocardiography (ECG) was conducted on 16 October 2026 to enhance knowledge and awareness among medical professionals and technicians.

Dr Roshani Manwani, Professor at Datta Meghe Medical College (DMMC), Nagpur, delivered the lecture on ECG, focusing on its importance in clinical practice and patient care. The session attracted approximately 200 participants, including medical professionals and technicians, who attended and participated enthusiastically.

Enhancing ECG Knowledge and Clinical Understanding

Electrocardiography (ECG) is an important diagnostic tool used to assess the electrical activity of the heart. Understanding ECG patterns helps healthcare professionals identify potential cardiac abnormalities and supports clinical decision-making.

The lecture provided an educational opportunity for participants to strengthen their understanding of ECG and appreciate its relevance in patient assessment, monitoring, and the recognition of cardiac conditions.

Promoting Medical Education During World Anaesthesia Day Week

The session formed part of the wider World Anaesthesia Day Week educational activities, which aimed to encourage continuous learning and professional development among healthcare personnel.

With approximately 200 attendees, the lecture highlighted the importance of accessible medical education and collaboration among professionals working in different areas of healthcare.

The initiative reflected the spirit of World Anaesthesia Day Week by promoting knowledge-sharing and supporting improvements in clinical awareness and patient care.