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North West, North Wales & The Isle of Man Congenital Heart Disease Network, Alder Hey Children’s NHS Foundation Trust Email:

northwestchdnetwork@alderhey.nhs.uk

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An exciting opportunity has arisen to for an experienced cardiac nurse to come and join the #ACHD nursing team in the #Northwest @LHCHACHD @LHCHFT @NwchdN

Details below👇
https://www.nhsjobs.com/job/UK/Merseyside/Liverpool/Liverpool_Heart_Chest_Hospital_NHS_Foundation_Trust/Adult_Congenital_Heart_Disease_ACHD/Adult_Congenital_Heart_Disease_ACHD-v8219528?_ts=565

Personal Health Passports are a valuable resource for anyone with CHD🥰

There's room to record:
The name of your heart condition
Hospital details
Medication & much more

For a small donation to cover P&P we can send these to ACHD patients - email info@sfhearts.org.uk

This week we're looking at interruption of the aortic arch♥️

Surgery is necessary to repair the aorta and close the VSD.

We are here to support young people and adults born with a heart condition🩵♥️

Heart image credit: Leeds Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust.

📢 New date announcement for the Patient & Public Voice Group information session.
❤️Come along and find out how your voice can be heard and make a difference to paediatric cardiology and ACHD services.
Please click on the link to register:
https://forms.cloud.microsoft/e/yqCBwX6Hft

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News

Celebrating Exam Success!

Celebrating success across the regional echocardiography community following outstanding recent examination successes within the North-West regional Congenital Heart Disease (CHD) training programme, supported by NHSE initiatives.

In an inspiring achievement, three highly experienced adult cardiac physiologists — Alison Bishop (Bolton), Ben Clarke (Bolton) and Michael Coyne  (Blackpool) (pictured below) have all exceptionally passed their written congenital echocardiography examinations.

Their achievement reflects both personal dedication and the success of a collaborative regional training model, combining regular specialist training days with continued learning within their home departments. Through sustained monthly exposure to a specialist CHD environment, they have developed the advanced knowledge and skills required to meet the demands of this challenging assessment.

 
Beyond recognising individual excellence, these results demonstrate the value of coordinated cross-site education and shared expertise in strengthening the congenital echocardiography workforce across the region. The success also highlights the commitment of the multidisciplinary teams who support training within busy clinical services.

Looking ahead, this achievement reinforces the importance of continued investment in structured regional CHD training pathways to support workforce development, standardisation of practice and, ultimately, improved patient care.

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