Franz is the founder and CEO of Medmastery. He is an internist with a specialization in cardiology and a master’s in public health from Johns Hopkins University.
Why I love to teach
I noticed the bottleneck in learning echo when I was training at the Medical University of Vienna, which is why I founded Medmastery. I wanted to create a platform where medical experts from around the world could help teach clinical skills to address the gaps in continuing education. I’m passionate about teaching and I love taking difficult concepts and making them super easy so that everyone can understand them.
Courses with Franz
ECG Mastery: Yellow Belt
ECG Mastery: Blue Belt
Acid-Base Essentials
Epidemiology Essentials
COVID Mini: The Disease
COVID Mini: Diagnostics
Teaching Masterclass: Creating an Online Course
Teaching Masterclass: The Psychology of Learning
Hypertension Mini
Atrial Fibrillation Management Essentials
Medical Treatment of Heart Failure
Acid-Base Workshop
Guides with Franz
Blood Gas Analysis Clinical Guide
Pulmonary
21 Articles
Mechanical Ventilation Clinical Guide
Pulmonary
8 Articles
Noninvasive Ventilation Clinical Guide
Pulmonary
28 Articles
Malaria Clinical Guide
Infectious diseases
11 Articles
Headaches Clinical Guide
Neurology
35 Articles
Emergency Procedures Clinical Guide
Emergency medicine and critical care
32 Articles
Brain CT Clinical Guide
Imaging
27 Articles
Neurology Diseases Clinical Guide
Neurology
38 Articles
Liver Lab Clinical Guide
Gastroenterology
11 Articles
Abdominal Examination Clinical Guide
Clinical reasoning and examination
24 Articles
Ultrasound Clinical Guide: Arteries of the Legs
Ultrasound
24 Articles
Interpreting the Medical Literature Mini Guide
Professional development
7 Articles
Latest articles with Franz
Cardiology Digest #4: Late-Breaking: AI vs. Doctors on Reddit, Hypertension Strategies in Surgery, and Iron's Role in Heart Failure: Unpacking Recent Medical Breakthroughs
Welcome to another enlightening episode of our podcast, where we delve into the latest medical research to bring you insights that can enhance your understanding and practice.
Cardiology Digest #3: Late-Breaking Trials: Abbreviated Antiplatelet Therapy, COVID-19 & ECG Changes, and AI-Generated Medical Advice
Welcome to Episode 3 of Medmastery's Cardiology Digest, where we bring you expert insights and the latest scientific findings in the field of cardiology.
Cardiology Digest #2: Late-Breaking Trials: Unpacking the Mediterranean Diet, Statin Inequalities, CRT Findings, and Cardio Stalemate
We've got an amazing podcast episode lined up for you that'll surely quench your thirst for knowledge on cardiovascular health.
Cardiology Digest #1: Late-Breaking Trials: Caffeine's Cardiac Impact, Cardiologists' Financial Ties, Hidden CAD Dangers & Sotatercept News
Welcome to another exciting podcast episode, where we dive into the latest cardiovascular research!
Classifying left-sided heart failure
Which is more difficult to diagnose, HFpEF or HFrEF? Learn how to differentiate between diastolic and systolic heart failure.
Treating stage C HFrEF
Learn more about how ACE inhibitors, ARBs, heart failure-specific beta-blockers, diuretics, and aldosterone antagonists can be used to treat stage C HFrEF.
Using IV medications in acute decompensated heart failure
You have a patient who just presented to the ER with heart failure. Your first job is to assess their congestion and their perfusion status so you know how to proceed. Learn more about when you should use IV loop diuretics or vasodilators, and when positive inotropes should be employed.
Assessing perfusion and congestion in heart failure patients
Perfusion and congestion should be quickly assessed in heart failure patients in order to guide treatment. Learn when you should use IV vasodilators and diuretics, and to identify when positive inotropes are indicated.
Prescribing NOACs in atrial fibrillation (AF)
As of 2019, novel oral anticoagulants (NOACs) are preferred over warfarin for the treatment of nonvalvular AF. Learn more about selecting the appropriate anticoagulant for your atrial fibrillation patients.
The four pillars of atrial fibrillation (AF) management
Rate control, rhythm control, and anticoagulation have traditionally been the three pillars of AF management. Learn about the addition of a fourth pillar and what this means for your atrial fibrillation patients.
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