Dear Emergency Medicine Colleague,
We invite you to complete a short anonymous online international survey about which ECG findings Emergency Medicine clinicians believe warrant urgent senior medical review.
Not all ECGs require urgent review, yet all are currently treated as urgent, which contributes to repeated workflow interruptions. Prioritising ECGs may be the solution.
Your participation in this survey will help define international consensus, and inform the design of future decision-support tools.
You can participate if you are an Emergency Medicine Specialist or Trainee currently practising in Australia, New Zealand, USA, Canada or the UK.
No identifiable information is collected. Participation is voluntary and has no impact on your employment, training, or professional standing.
The Consensus on urgent ECG screening in the Emergency Department (CUES-ED) research study has ethical approval from the Metro North Human Research Ethics Committee (HREC/2026/MNH/125839).
You may open the survey in your web browser by clicking the link or QR code below:
If that does not work, try copying the full URL below into your web browser:
If that does not work, try copying the link below into your web browser and enter the code:
https://redcap.health.qld.gov.
Know someone? Please feel free to forward this email to eligible colleagues.
Questions about the survey? Please contactProf. Louise Cullen (email: Louise.Cullen@health.qld.gov.
Thank you for considering contributing your expertise to this work.
Kind regards,
Professor Louise Cullen,
Emergency Physician
Director of Research and Innovation, Emergency and Trauma Centre, Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital, Brisbane, Australia
MBBS(Hons) | FACEM | FESC | PhD
On behalf of the Clinician-Research team
