Summary - BHRSimulation 2026

If you've applied for study leave and are awaiting an outcome before registering, we have a solution for you!

Use the code 'IMWAITING' at checkout and you can secure your place at the meeting(s) and have first options of training stations, available during the Hands-on Simulator Training Day, for just £1! More details can be found HERE

Clinical programme lead Dr Simon Modi welcomes arrhythmia specialists to join his team in an interactive day exploring EP traces.

The day is ideal for those who have spent some time in the EP lab (you don't need to be an expert!) and want to hone their EP diagnostic skills and gain a better understanding of EP.

Everyone attending will be encouraged to contribute by describing what is going on in the traces, all done in an open and friendly atmosphere of course!

Open to Trainee Doctors, Allied Health Professionals, Nurses and Physiologists

Dr Jonathan Behar invites you to get set for an intensive day of hands-on training in a range of device and EP skills with DOPS available on request for your portfolio from our consultants present on the day.

Suitable for core and arrhythmia sub-speciality cardiology trainees and physiologists seeking hands-on introductory and refresher experience.

There will be a range of companies, with multiple training stations. Each station will train a small number of people allowing for focused training and a true hands-on experience. All attendees will get the choice to fully personalise the day by choosing which training stations to attend, so you only get trained in the areas relevant to you!

Open to Trainee Doctors and Physiologists

As the role of cardiac physiologists/clinical scientists, device nurses and allied professionals continues to evolve, effective communication has never been more important.

This unique one-day workshop will explore the complex conversations that arise in contemporary heart rhythm management, providing participants with practical skills, expert insights and a safe environment to develop confidence in challenging discussions.

Through a blend of expert-led teaching, real-world case examples, faculty demonstrations and highly interactive sessions, attendees will examine some of the most sensitive aspects of patient communication, including shared decision-making, managing uncertainty, and navigating conversations around advanced cardiac device care.

The programme will bring together specialists from across cardiac rhythm management and related disciplines to explore:

Advanced consultation and communication techniques
Approaches to discussing complex treatment decisions
Recognising opportunities for earlier patient-centred conversations
Ethical and governance considerations in contemporary practice
Strategies for managing emotional responses, conflict and uncertainty
Practical communication frameworks that can be applied immediately in clinical practice

Whether you are experienced in device management or looking to build confidence in advanced communication skills, this workshop offers a valuable opportunity to learn from expert faculty, share experiences with peers and develop approaches that can enhance patient care and professional practice.

Open to Allied Health Professionals, Nurses and Physiologists

Edinburgh Training and Conference Venue

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