Background: An early warning tool, the Congenital Heart Assessment Tool (CHAT), was
designed in 2012 to support parental preparation before discharge, enhancing …

Background: CHD was the most prevalent congenital anomaly (60.9 per 10,000, 95% CI
59.0–62.8) in England in 2018, with 1767 babies born with severe cardiac defects. The 30 …

Aim To explore the acceptability and feasibility of a parental early warning tool, called the
Congenital Heart Assessment Tool (CHAT), for parents going home with their infant between …

Objectives Many infants die in the year following discharge from hospital after surgical or
catheter intervention for congenital heart disease (3–5% of discharged infants). There is …

Background and aim Congenital heart disease (CHD) is the most common birth defect with
prevalence of 0.8%. Thanks to tremendous progress in medical and surgical practice …

Background and objectives: Many parents of infants with CHD find it difficult to recognise
symptoms of deterioration in their children. Therefore, a personalised decision support …

Objective: To examine the impact of a Patient and Public Involvement exercise on the
development of British Congenital Cardiac Association Fetal Cardiology Standards 2021 …

Fifty-one consecutive adult congenital heart disease (ACHD) patients attended a single site,
day-case facility-in the midst of the Covid pandemic-for cardiac assessment tailored to their …

IntroductionNeurodevelopmental abnormalities are common in children with CHD and are
the highest-priority concerns for parents and professionals following cardiac surgery in …

Background Specialist multi-disciplinary care improves outcomes of Adult Congenital Heart
Disease (ACHD) patients. Following the NHS England Congenital Heart Disease standards …