European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) Europace-Cardiostim 2017

SUMMARY

Conducted by EHRA and the Working Groups on Cardiac Cellular Electrophysiology and e-Cardiology and the Grown-up Congenital Heart Disease Working Group, and organised in collaboration with Cardiostim. This unique partnership emphasises the multidisciplinary and translational approach in modern electrophysiology, in the diagnosis and therapy of arrhythmias and conduction disturbance.

IMPORTANT DATES

• 20 Jan 2017

Abstract submission deadline

• 17 Apr 2017

Early registration

• 18 May 2017

Late fee registration

• 18-21 Jun 2017

EHRA EUROPACE - CARDIOSTIM 2017

WHY YOU SHOULD ATTEND

• 4 days of scientific exchange
• 1 500+ abstracts and clinical cases submitted
• 140+ scientific sessions
• 450+ international expert faculty members
• 20+ industry sponsored sessions and workshops
• 2 000+ m2 exhibition space
• 5720+ healthcare professionals

(*)The EHRA member fees are reserved for members of the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) for 2017. The 2017 EHRA Membership renewal will open mid November. Find out more about all the benefits of the EHRA membership on the EHRA Web Site.

(**)The ESC Working Groups member fees are reserved for members of the ESC Working Groups on Cardiac Cellular Electrophysiology - e-Cardiology and Grown-up Congenital Heart Disease with membership validated before 15 October 2016 (Midnight GMT+1)
(1) Reduced fees:

• Nurses, Allied Professionals and Basic Scientists non-clinician : a statement on official letterhead proving your status, both signed and stamped by your Head of Department, must be uploaded during the registration process.
  
• Born after 01.01.1981 : please provide a copy of your identity card or passport.

What the fees include

• A copy of the Programme at a Glance and the Industry Programme.
• Access to the Scientific Sessions
• Access to the Exhibition and The PACE.
• Refreshment breaks each day from Sunday 18 to Wednesday 21 June.
• Congress resources (slide presentations with presenter's comments) will be accessible to 2017 EHRA members only.

Find Full Programme Details Here

Travel to Vienna

Due to its central location in Europe, Vienna is easy to reach by plane, car, train or even boat.

BY PLANE

Fly to Vienna International Airport (Vienna-Schwechat) with direct flights from major cities including:

• Athens
• Amsterdam
• Beijing
• Berlin
• Bern
• Bucharest
• Budapest
• Brussels
• Copenhagen
• Dubai
• Dublin
• Helsinki
• Kiev
• Lisbon
• London
• Madrid
• Minsk
• Moscow
• New York
• Oslo
• Paris
• Prague
• Rome
• Sofia
• Stockholm
• Tokyo
• Warsaw
• Washington
• Zagreb
• Zurich

By car

Austria has an excellent network of motorways, expressways and federal highways. Tolls are compulsory on all motorways and expressways, and you will need a toll sticker to use Vienna's city motorways.

Distances are short from major European capitals such as Berlin (681 km), Munich (435 km), Budapest (243 km) or even Prague (331 km).

By train

Vienna has several railway stations for international railway services. The Austrian railroad network is operated by the Austrian Federal Railway (ÖBB).

Vienna Central Station

Südbahnhof (eastern section): Regional and local trains from the east (e.g. from Bratislava) arrive in Vienna here. Some long-distance trains on the Ostbahn will stop in Vienna Meidling and at the Westbahnhof.
Public transport: D, O, 18, 69A, 13A, suburban railway

Vienna Meidling Station

This modernised and extended station temporarily replaces Vienna's Südbahnhof. It is in the 12th district, at the end of Meidlinger Hauptstrasse. The long-distance trains (e.g. from the Czech Republic or Poland) will also end or start at Vienna Meidling, or will continue through to Wiener Neustadt, with some going as far as Villach.
Public transport: U6, 62, 7A, 7B, 8A, 9A, 15A, 59A, 62A, “Badner Bahn“, suburban railway, Vienna Airport Lines

Westbahnhof (Vienna West Station)

Vienna's Westbahnhof is where most trains from Western Europe and Western Austria arrive in Vienna.
Public transport: U3, U6, 5, 6, 9, 18, 52, 58, suburban railway, Vienna Airport Lines
Other railway stations: Station Vienna Mitte, Station Vienna Praterstern, Franz Josefs Bahnhof

By boat

River cruise boats arrive in Vienna either at the Nussdorf mooring in the 19th district, or at the main mooring for the Vienna Danube Region at the Reichsbrücke in the 2nd district.