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The Young EP Committee has been formed to facilitate, enhance and accelerate the development of early career electrophysiologists.
The EHRA organises educational activities and courses in collaboration with other scientific organisations and links to their congresses and events. The main topics of these events should fall within the mission of the EHRA.
Everything you need to know to be well-prepared for the EHRA EP Certification Exam.
The EHRA Interventional Electrophysiology and Examination Preparatory Course intends to review some of the difficult concepts on interventional EP and to test the knowledge and improve the skills of those planning to sit for the EHRA certification exam.
Budapest - Hungary European Heart Rhythm Association contact@escardio.org true DD/MM/YYYY
Combining clinical lectures and advanced technical fine-tuning of devices from all major companies
The content combined theoretical lectures, troubleshooting case presentations and mock exams.
Vienna - Austria European Heart Rhythm Association contact@escardio.org true DD/MM/YYYY
Registration will open three months prior to the exam date.
Ranked as one of the best electrophysiology journals in the world.
Supported by the EP working group of the French Society of Cardiology, a new centralised tool is now available for information on MRI compatibility with implanted cardiac devices.
Suggested reading and key references in specific areas of arrhythmias and heart rhythm management
View typical clinical scenarios, discuss findings and test your knowledge through these cases.
'Translating Guidelines into Practice Surveys' gives a picture of daily EP practice in Europe, with particular focus on implementation of arrhythmia-related ESC guidelines in European countries.
Developing, deploying and evaluating education evidence-based, needs-driven educational program in Atrial Fibrillation.
Our mission: To reduce the burden of cardiovascular disease.