WELCOME TO BHRS
British Heart Rhythm Society is dedicated to improving all aspects of arrhythmia care and electrical device-based therapies along with acting as a unifying focus for those professionals involved.
LATEST NEWS
Boston Accolade FSN: BHRS & A-A Joint Statement
Boston Accolade FSN: BHRS & A-A Joint Document The British Heart Rhythm Society (BHRS) and Arrhythmia Alliance (A-A) have released a joint document [...]
BHRS Devices Webinar – April 2025
BHRS Webinar: Devices REGISTRATION Note: You must be a member to register for this webinar. Friday 4th April 2025 1pm – 4pm [...]
Cardio Update Europe 27 – 28 June 2025
Cardio Update Europe 27 – 28 June, 2025, Prague) This is an intimate event designed for cardiologists and specialists who seek the latest updates [...]
Cardiac/Coronary Care Units Survey
Cardiac/Coronary Care Units - understanding current UK practice The British Cardiovascular Society (BCS), in partnership with BHRS, other subspecialty organisations, and the Intensive Care [...]
NEW GUIDANCE: Management of Patients with Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices Receiving Radiotherapy
NEW GUIDANCE: Management of Patients with Cardiac Implantable Electronic Devices Receiving Radiotherapy The Royal College of Radiologists has published the latest Guidance on the [...]
REGISTRATION OPEN: BHRS Examination May 2025
May 2025 BHRS Examination REGISTRATION NOW OPEN Next Exam: Wednesday 14th May 2025 We will hold the next BHRS examination on Wednesday 14th May [...]
Upcoming BHRS Events
The Hands-On Simulator Training Day & EP Traces Day will be held on 23rd to 24th June 2025 at in Cardiff. This member-only event offers essential hands-on training for core and arrhythmia sub-speciality cardiology trainees, physiologists and allied professionals seeking hands-on introductory and refresher experience.
We also work closely with The British Cardiovascular Society which is the voice for all those working in the fields of cardiovascular care and research in the UK; we aim to represent and support both the professionals who work in cardiology and the patients for whom we want to encourage the best possible treatment.
We also work closely with The British Congenital Cardiac Electrophysiology Group. BiCCEP is a coming together of electrophysiologists, specialising in heart rhythm disturbances in adults with congenital heart disease.
Hands-on Simulation Day
Here’s what to expect from our hands-on training days
Symposium
This video showcases last year’s Symposium and what you’ll find in the recorded talks.
VIDEO LIBRARY
BHRS council has gathered, and will continue, to grow this list of useful videos in the field of arrhythmia care.
