Practice Tools & Support

See all ESC Guidelines presentations on demand on ESC 365.

Download the free ESC Pocket Guidelines App and its interactive tools onto your mobile device.

Summaries of main messages from the ESC Guidelines in a short practical format and straightforward language.

Your CVD risk calculators in one app

• Assess individual cardiovascular risk for different patient populations
• Includes up to 10-year risk and lifetime risk calculators

Practical risk assessment and management tools, including HeartScore, HeartQol and Guidelines toolkit.

Could your patient benefit from better secondary prevention? Find out more with the scientific and educational resources from this multi disciplinary programme.

The app contains the main messages of EHRA scientific documents in a concise format and provides highlights.

It's a unique and incomparable resource to monitor acute cardiovascular patients.

One of the best tools to help practitioners make the best bedside clinical decisions, when managing patients with acute cardiovascular diseases.

Richly illustrated teaching chapters from experts in the field of cardiovascular imaging, including 3D echo, contrast echo, and valvular imaging.

STARTRIAL: Search, review, and compare data from Acute Coronary Syndromes trials.

Quick access to the most relevant and practical information on Mechanical Circulatory Support.

Cardiovascular disease is a common condition, accounting for 4 million deaths per year in Europe. Find reliable information and practical advice to prevent cardiovascular disease, manage your health more effectively and live longer, more active lives.

An educational website designed by health professionals and patients for people suffering from atrial fibrillation. It is also a valuable resource for families and caregivers.

The website for patients with implanted cardiac devices, their caregivers and families.

Get access to the information you need to make informed decisions when discussing the implant of a cardiac device with your physician, caregivers and family.

The heartfailurematters.org website highlights how, with simple changes in lifestyle, a better understanding of heart failure and appropriate treatment, many people live full and active lives. It is time for us to help them take charge of their health.