Welcome to BHRS
British Heart Rhythm Society (formerly known as Heart Rhythm UK) 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.
The society was formed in 2005 by the amalgamation of the British Pacing and Electrophysiology Group (BPEG), the British Association of Arrhythmia Nurses (BANA) and the UK Interventional Electrophysiology Society (UKICES).
British Heart Rhythm Society has close working relationships with Arrhythmia Alliance representing patient groups, medical regulatory and advisory bodies (MHRA) and with colleagues in the medical equipment and device manufacturing industries (ABHI).
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.
LATEST NEWS
EHRA wEHRAbles-II Survey
EHRA wEHRAbles-II Survey The COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated the use of wearable devices and telemedicine in cardiovascular healthcare. The EHRA Young EP group together with the EHRA Scientific Initiatives Committee and the EHRA Digital Committee takes this opportunity to conduct the wEHRAbles-II survey on the impact [...]
Members Only Video Library
Members Only Video Library We have launched a premium video library for our BHRS members. This contains some fantastic content by leading professionals. Some example titles are: Approach & Considerations for the Trans-septal Puncture AF Ablation: Beyond PVI (Strategies [...]
BHRS Webinar: Restoration & Improvement of Device Services During COVID-19
Webinar: Restoration & Improvement of Device Services During COVID-19 Friday 27th November: 15:00 to 17:00 The COVID pandemic has had a major effect on the way we deliver device services in the UK. This webinar will look at some [...]
VIDEO LIBRARY
BHRS council has gathered, and will continue, to grow this list of useful videos in the field of arrhythmia care.
