P3133Single parasternal long axis echocardiography by briefly trained health workers using handheld devices for detection of rheumatic heart disease: a prospective study of diagnostic accuracy
Joshua Francis(Royal Australasian College of Physicians), Bo Reményi(Charles Darwin University), Helen Fairhurst(Charles Darwin University), Kimberly Davis(Royal Darwin Hospital), Ari Horton(Monash Children’s Hospital), Gavin Wheaton(Women's and Children's Hospital), James Marangou(Charles Darwin University), Gillian Whalley(University of Auckland), Daniel Engelman(Royal Children's Hospital), Alex Kaethner(San Diego Cardiac Center), Chelsea Ryan(Department of Health Services), B. Reeves(Cairns Hospital), Hilary Hardefeldt(Royal Darwin Hospital), LCDR G.S. Francis(Royal Darwin Hospital), Januario dos Santos(National University of East Timor)
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