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Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society
The first and only society organized in the Asia-Pacific region to promote excellence and advancement in the diagnosis and treatment of the patients with heart rhythm disorders.
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APHRS 2025 Yokohama: The 18th APHRS Scientific Session
Save the Date! 12-15 November 2025
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Video Gallery
Visit our newly launched video gallery page to access some of our previously recorded webinars!
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EP Fellowship Program within the Asia-Pacific Region
Call for Applications 2025/26! Application Deadline: July 31, 2025
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Journal of Arrthymia
The official journal of Japanese Heart Rhythm Society and Asia Pacific Heart Rhythm Society
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Upcoming Meetings
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APHRS Summit 2026: Auckland, New Zealand
28 February 2026
NZICC, Auckland
The APHRS Summit 2026 will be held in Auckland, New Zealand on 28 February 2026, Saturday. Stay tuned for more details.
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APHRS 2025 Yokohama: The 18th APHRS Scientific Session
12-15 November 2025
Yokohama, Japan
The 18th APHRS Scientific Session (APHRS 2025) will be held in conjunction with JHRS 2025 at Yokohama, Japan from 12-15 November 2025.
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Latest News
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Aug
01
[Closed] APPLY NOW! APHRS Congress Travel Grants 2025
[Closed] Apply now and join us onsite at the APHRS 2025 Yokohama! Each grant recipient will receive a travel stipend of US$ 500 and complimentary registration to attend the congress.
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Jul
21
[APHRS Endorsed] CardioScan's Masterclasses in Electrocardiography
We are delighted to invite you to attend an APHRS Endorsed Masterclasses in Electrocardiography on "The Technological Evolution of Cardiac Pacing: Memories from a Bygone Era" by CardioScan. The webinar is free for all but registration is required to join.
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Jun
16
[APHRS Endorsed] Boston Scientific's Meet the Masters 2025
We are delighted to share with you an APHRS Endorsed Meet the Masters program by Boston Scientific. Meet the Masters 2025 is a two-day program designed to enhance the clinical knowledge and skills of early-career electrophysiologists across the Asia-Pacific region.
