Full Cardiology Course Library — 250 Chapters

Every track’s set text, once

Learners who progress through more than two or three of our tracks end up buying most of this library anyway, in instalments, at full price, with the reading always arriving slightly after the module that needed it. This is the same material bought once at the start.

Approximately 250 chapters across 3,300 pages, covering the prescribed reading for every track we currently run and for those in preparation.

What it changes about how you take the courses

Two things, in our experience. Learners stop sequencing their enrolment around what they have already bought, which means track choice follows genuine need rather than sunk cost. And cross-track references resolve — the echo module that leans on heart failure physiology, the interventional module that leans on the imaging track — instead of becoming dead ends a learner works around.

Which tracks the library covers

All of them, currently eleven. The foundation and general track. The electrocardiography track in full, foundation modules through channelopathies. Both imaging tracks — echo and the multimodality material. The catheter-lab track with its technique, evidence and complication blocks. The pump track, spanning reduced and preserved ejection fraction. The acute and critical care track. The risk track, which folds together prevention, lipid management and blood pressure. The grown-up congenital track. The systemic-disease track, including cardiac oncology. The assessment track with its question banks and revision sets. And the cross-specialty track for learners whose main discipline is elsewhere.

Institutional use

Departments running our courses for a cohort commonly take the library once and enrol learners against it. Access is permanent, so it continues to serve successive intakes rather than expiring with a cohort.

Fit

Learners committing to the full programme, DM, DNB and NEET SS candidates using the courses through training, and teaching institutions equipping a department.

Access

PDF, lifetime access, purchased at CardiologyBooks.com.