NATIONAL CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE AUDIT (NCHDA)2022 Summary Report (2020/21 data) Published by National Institute of Cardiovascular Outcomes Research (NICOR) Excerpt: “This report summarises selected key findings from the National Congenital
Published online by Cambridge University Press: 02 May 2022 Kerry L. Gaskin, Liz Smith and Jo Wray Background: CHD was the most prevalent congenital anomaly (60.9 per 10,000, 95% CI 59.0–62.8) in
Taking your baby home after their first surgery is often a scary time. Understanding what to look for and what to seek help with can be confusing. The LHM team
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New hope for predicting and treating heart failure in babies born with deadly heart defect" via University of Pittsburgh.
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Little Hearts Matter’s Youth Members and Youth Leader Lexie spoke together about consent on their half a heart journey. This then contributed to a new research paper with some interesting
What was the impact of the first wave of COVID-19 on the delivery of care to children and adults with congenital heart disease? A qualitative study using online forums. Click
Published in 2018, the object of this project was to bring together stakeholders in the United Kingdom to establish national priorities for research in single-ventricle heart conditions. In partnership with
Back in 2019, in its 25th Anniversary year, Little Hearts Matter sought to review how the needs of its membership may have changed over the past 25 years and where their
Heart surgery in young children: routine monitoring of complications can help assess the quality of care. Written by friend of LHM, Kate Brown, for the National Institute for Health Research,
Children’s and Parents’ Consent to Heart Surgery Research project 2019-2021, September 2021 Thank you very much to everyone who helped with our research from Priscilla, Rosa and Katy at University