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About EHRA


Our mission: improving the quality of life and reducing sudden cardiac death by limiting the impact of heart rhythm disturbances.

 

ehra-top-banner.jpgWho We Are

As a branch of the European Society of Cardiology (ESC), the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) is the leading network of European Cardiac Rhythm Management. The EHRA is a strong association with more than 4,100 members around the globe, including physicians, arrhythmologists, young electrophysiologists, nurses and allied professionals.

What We Do

  • Provide education, recognise quality, stimulate research and advocate before policymakers
  • Ensure the dissemination of knowledge and set standards
  • Provide training and certification to physicians and allied professionals involved in the field of cardiac arrhythmia with a special focus on atrial fibrillation (AF) and electrophysiology (EP)
  • Release international consensus documents and position papers
  • Disseminate high-quality, unbiased, evidence-based, scientific information 
  • Provide resources for patients with AF via a website in 13 languages - www.afibmatters.org; and for patients with an implanted cardiac device (launched in 2022) a website in 2 languages - myrhythmdevice.org

Welcome message

from Helmut Pürerfellner , EHRA President

 


Also of interest

EHRA congress

Access all resources online on ESC 365 

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EP Europace

Ranked as one of the best electrophysiology journals in the world.

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Elections: EHRA Executive Board 2024-2026

Discover the elected candidates

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