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NeoHeart Europe 2026 - Bridging Disciplines, Advancing Neonatal Cardiac Care
8 Jul 2026 8:30 a.m. to 10 Jul 2026 5 p.m.
Face-to-face, GOSH Learning Academy Events
BMA House, London
Hosted by Great Ormond Street Hospital and the Neonatal Heart Society
Event Overview:
NeoHeart Europe 2026 marks the first European expansion of the globally recognised NeoHeart Conference - an international forum dedicated to improving outcomes for newborns with congenital and cardiopulmonary heart disease.
With significant variation in neonatal cardiac outcomes across Europe, the need for a unified, multidisciplinary educational platform has never been greater.
This inaugural European event brings together leaders across medicine, neonatology, paediatric cardiology, cardiac intensive care and cardiac surgery.
Designed as an intimate, high-impact meeting, NeoHeart Europe 2026 will deliver immersive workshops, evidence-based updates, and cross-disciplinary dialogue aimed at harmonising standards and accelerating innovation.
Learning objectives:
- Enhance insight into fetal and neonatal cardiovascular physiology: Gain a robust understanding of the essential principles governing fetal and neonatal cardiovascular physiology. Explore how these principles inform evidence-based strategies to optimise newborn cardiac function.
- Advance diagnostic and therapeutic expertise in complex neonatal cardiac conditions: Strengthen clinical proficiency in multimodal imaging, interventional cardiology, surgical techniques, and critical care approaches. Enhance your ability to diagnose and manage high-risk neonatal cardiac pathologies with confidence.
- Strengthen multidisciplinary decision-making and ethical, family-centred care: Develop collaborative frameworks for integrated care planning across fetal and neonatal cardiac teams, surgeons, neonatologists, and intensivists. Apply sound ethical principles to guide shared decision-making and support families through complex clinical trajectories.
Who should attend:
- Neonatologists, Paediatric cardiologists, Paediatric intensivists, Cardiac intensivists, Neonatal cardiac surgeons, Nurses, Allied Health Professionals, and hospital administrators.
Pricing:
Thursday 9-Friday 10 July 2026
With a pre-conference workshop day on Wednesday 8 July
Super earlybird rates are in place until Friday 30 January 2026:
- 3 day ticket (pre-conference day & main meeting): Consultants (super earlybird) - £540
- 3 day ticket (pre-conference day & main meeting): Resident doctors/nurses/AHPs (super earlybird) - £390
- 2 day ticket (main meeting only): Consultants (super earlybird) - £425
- 2 day ticket (main meeting only): Resident doctors/nurses/AHPs (super earlybird) - £310
Registration:
- Please note that registration will close on Wednesday 1 July 2026, 9:00 BST.