BCIA Continuing Education Posts

HRV is exquisitely sensitive to how, when, and under what conditions you measure it. Get the protocol wrong, and you will be chasing noise rather than signal.

Laborde, Mosley, and Thayer translate complex signal-processing literature into a pragmatic code of conduct.

The 1996 Task Force Report remains deeply influential today.

This post covers the ECG Signal Source, ECG Sensors, Skin Preparation, ECG Signal, Sampling Rate, Placements, Artifacts, and Tracking Tests.

Measurement context and client characteristics are crucial to interpreting HRV time- and frequency-domain measurements. In this post, we...