The Fuwai Hospital of the Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences, a leading national cardiovascular center and the world’s largest heart disease center, is renowned for its arrhythmia team led by Professor Yan Yao. This team, one of the earliest cardiac electrophysiology and pacing centers in China, has trained hundreds of arrhythmia specialists under the leadership of pioneers such as Xin Chen, Ruilong Sun, and Fangzheng Wang. Over the past 20 years, Fuwai Hospital has contributed numerous innovative procedures and strategies, including the internationally pioneering zero-fluoroscopy electrophysiology model in 2011, individualized linear ablation for atrial fibrillation, and radical treatments for Brugada syndrome and catecholaminergic polymorphic ventricular tachycardia. Fuwai Hospital's ongoing innovations have significantly advanced electrophysiology procedures, improving operational efficiency while maintaining international quality control standards.

Despite the rapid spread of arrhythmia interventional treatments in China, the varying levels of proficiency among practitioners remain a concern. To address this, the National Cardiovascular Disease Center, in collaboration with the Asian Heart Rhythm Association (AHRA) and the Beijing Ivy Medical High-End Talent Alliance, is launching the Catheter Ablation Safety Enhancement Training Program (Anxin Project) in 2024. This program will facilitate in-depth exchanges between Fuwai Hospital’s leading practitioners and young domestic electrophysiologists, offering a series of elite training sessions. The program aims to standardize catheter ablation procedures, enhance surgical safety and efficiency, and reduce complications. We warmly welcome physicians passionate about arrhythmia interventions to join us and contribute to the advancement of the electrophysiology field.

Program Highlights

• Authoritative Instructors: Learn from top international practitioners with thousands of cases worth of experience who will share their invaluable insights.

• Practical Skills: Engage in real-case analysis and closed-door discussions to actively participate and improve your ability to prevent and manage complications.

• Continuous Improvement: The program provides a sustainable academic platform for ongoing exchange. Participants will receive free access to AHRA’s online courses and additional opportunities for further learning and interaction through a series of online and offline closed-door training sessions.