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What we offer

Teen Heart Project provides a one-off mobile heart health screening service to schools and sports clubs for 16–18-year-olds. 

It includes:


  • An ECG test which is the standard of care test for checking heart rhythm, rate, and electrical activity to determine whether cardiac health is normal 


  • A heart auscultation (listening to the heart with a stethoscope) to rule in or out the presence of a heart murmur. 


Our one-off screening service is comprised of 2 steps:

Step 1: The Clinic

  • Run onsite at the school or sports club by Teen Heart Project’s team of cardiologists, nurses, and clinic managers.
  • The session takes around 10 minutes.
  • In advance, individuals undertake a health questionnaire.


In the clinic, individuals will undergo: 


  • A 12-lead electrocardiogram (“ECG”) test 
  • Clinical examination: a stethoscope heart auscultation to exclude a heart murmur with an experienced cardiologist

Step 2: Post-Clinic Review & Recommendation

  • Test clinic findings are assessed by a qualified cardiologist with a report given to the individual, their parents/guardians within ten days.
  • Most individuals will have normal results (~96-98% cases).
  • Where any abnormalities are detected (2-4% cases) then the results are assessed by our Chief Medical Officer alongside an advisory group with leading expertise in key areas of cardiac screening and the subspecialities within cardiology (Electrophysiology, Cardiac Imaging and Inherited cardiac diseases).


This approach ensures we can deliver clinical excellence and provide additional support for young people and families where needed.  Any complex cases will go through a multidisciplinary team meeting (MDT) which is the current standard of care within best health care practise.


  • Teen Heart Project’s protocol will lead our medical team to recommend the best course of action for every individual and their parents/guardians. In some cases, this may include further investigations (e.g. an echocardiogram (ultrasound of the heart structure and function).

What do the ECG & Heart Auscultation tell us?

  • With an ECG the 12-leads attach to the chest and limbs.
  • Certain ECG patterns are associated with certain heart conditions and often these can be seen on a resting 12-lead ECG by a trained cardiology specialist.
  • The ECG can help rule in or rule out a condition however no test is 100% (False + vs. False – ve) and sometimes a 2nd test is required to investigate things in more detail.
  •  Listening to the heart with a stethoscope examines if there is a heart murmur. This is an extra, atypical sound made by the heart when blood flows turbulently through blood vessels. It can help rule in or rule out a condition.


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