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We're absolutely thrilled that Olympic Silver Medallist Roger Black is on board with February Footsteps 2026 😍
Have you signed up yet?
Join the walking challenge to raise funds and awareness: https://sfhearts.org.uk/get-involved/events/february-footsteps/
#CHD #mentalhealth #walking #heartmonth
What an achievement 🙌🙌 thank you 🙏 for 25 years of dedication and commitment. Leading from the front and ensuring that all of our patients and families get the best possible care @HeartCentreAld1 @AlderHey
#dedication
#CHDnursing
#familycentered
#drivingchange
Celebrating 25 years of nursing for our cardiac specialist lead nurse Helen Walker today! An opportunity to eat cake 🧁 and thank you for continuing to drive forward cardiac patient care across the NW ❤️👏🫶
Only 6 weeks until our CHD Awareness Day fancy dress walk from @LHCHFT to @AlderHey . Come & join us for a chat & a slice of cake. @PaulWillgoss @HeartCentreAld1 @JRathburn52 @aflearx @chfed @farrinav @DrPetraJenkins1 @CarolineCardiac @NwchdN @DrRamanaCardiac #chd #achd
Well done to our cardiac physiology team for all their hard work supporting these screening events 🫶👏
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On this page you will find all of the relevant documents to support the Network Patient and Public Voice Group
This document explains the purpose and structure of the group. It helps everyone to understand the group’s role, how it works, and what is expected from its members.
This is a step-by-step overview of how to become a Patient and Public Voice Representative.
We recommend that you have a read of the role description first. If after doing this you would like to apply to join the PPV group then download this form and fill it in. You can send the completed form back to our Network Support Officer at: northwestchdnetwork@alderhey.nhs.uk
This is an advert that can be downloaded and printed locally to be displayed in hospital waiting rooms and wards etc. It can be displayed in any clinical area where patients and families might see it and be interested in joining.