Registered delegates will get access to all content during the live event, plus access to resources on-demand on the congress platform until 15 July. Thereafter, Heart Failure 2021 resources will be available on ESC 365 exclusively for Heart Failure Silver and Gold Members.
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Registering now will grant you free access to all congress resources until 15 July.
Heart Failure Members benefit from a reduced fee, year-long access to all congress resources on ESC 365 and additional opportunities. Not yet a Heart Failure Member, join here before registering.
Congress Fees
Full Congress Fees (includes 20% VAT)* |
Early Fee
until 29 April
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Late Fee
from 30 April until 1 July
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HFA Silver & Gold Member Eligibility |
€140 |
€170 |
Fellows of the HFA |
€O |
€0 |
HFA Silver & Gold Member Allied Health Eligibility
HFA Silver & Gold Member Young Eligibility
|
€0 |
€0 |
Standard Fee |
€165 |
€200 |
Low- and Middle-Income countries Eligibility
|
€35 |
€50 |
* Exceptionally, the fees have been reduced this year to reflect the online format.
Continuing Medical Education (CME) Credits
An application will be made for accreditation to the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (EACCME) to provide CME activities for attending medical specialists.
After the congress you will receive one credit for each full hour you have spent online during the congress, 29 June - 1 July 2021. The maximum of credits per day will be defined by the European Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Specialists (UEMS). The sum of the number of hours each day spent will give the total number of credits obtained at the end of the event.
The certificate will be available after the congress and will be based on the real time tracked spent viewing scientific sessions from 29 June - 1 July May 2021, except for the informal sessions taking place in the Discussions Rooms (dates and times to be confirmed). Please be aware that any tracking blockers on your device or browser may prevent us from tracking your activity properly, with the result that the CME points will not be added on your certificate of attendance and cannot be claimed after the event.