Heart Rhythm Congress (HRC) 2026 is the leading international cardiology conference on arrhythmias, bringing together over 2,000 clinicians, researchers, and industry leaders. Over three days, delegates explore cutting-edge scientific sessions, participate in hands-on workshops, and experience innovative demonstrations, gaining high-quality education, practical clinical insight, and actionable skills for diagnosing and treating heart rhythm disorders.
The congress also features a unique Patients Day, where patients and caregivers engage directly with experts, share their experiences, and learn about the latest treatments and management strategies, making HRC an event that connects the entire heart rhythm community.
“Heart Rhythm Congress was established in 2005 to bring patients, clinicians, researchers, and policymakers together in a single meeting.”
- Trudie Lobban, Founder and Trustee, Arrhythmia Alliance
For 21 years, HRC has delivered a comprehensive and exciting programme covering a wide range of arrhythmia topics, including atrial fibrillation, syncope, cardiac devices, and beyond. The congress is one of the UK’s most prestigious cardiology events and a leading electrophysiology conference for clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals.
Led by Programme Director Dr Shouvik Haldar, the agenda for Heart Rhythm Congress (HRC2026) is shaping up to be the most innovative yet, featuring the latest advances in conduction system pacing, AI-driven mapping and diagnostics, and the latest research that is shaping arrhythmia care.
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Learn from internationally recognised heart rhythm specialists delivering clinically relevant content
Sessions focused on real-world arrhythmia management and patient care
Stay up to date with advances in cardiac electrophysiology and heart rhythm science
Build lasting connections with clinicians, researchers and industry leaders
Step inside the HRC2026 exhibition, spanning 3,050 sqm and designed to showcase innovation and hands-on learning:
Be part of an internationally recognised cardiology congress dedicated to advancing knowledge and improving care for patients with heart rhythm disorders.