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Building a Transition Programcross clinical settings..The primary objective is to create a highly specific and structured program tailored to the patients’ needs and with the patient and family’s investment. In building a transitional program, the designated leader must take into consideration the institutional structure, regio

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Congenital Heart Disease During Pregnancynselling should make the patient aware of possible risks for heart failure, arrhythmias, or deterioration of her cardiac status. Moreover, counselling about genetic transmission should be undertaken. Additional maternal risks, such as obesity and/or hypertension, should be identified and corrected,

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Incidence of Congenital Heart Disease and Relevance in Adulthoodmplex cyanotic defects that necessitate early surgical repair. Incidence is approximately 7 confirmed cases per 1000 or 1 in every 145 babies born [1]. This figure obviously varies according to the population studied but is an approximation for many Western countries [2]. Table 1.1 illustrates the d

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Transitional Care for Young Peopleadult facilities..The transition of care refers to the process ensuring continuity of high-quality care provided to the congenital heart disease (CHD) patient as he/she outgrows paediatric age..Clinical nurse specialist (CNS) should involve and support young adults and their families/carers in the t

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Advancing High-Value Transitional Care: The Central Role of Nursing and Its LeadershipD nurse coordinator must offer integrated nursing care based on this strategy by undertaking a complete, holistic nursing evaluation. This chapter examines holistic health care and nursing leadership in transitional care by focusing on the unique aspects of the changes brought about by the transitio

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Nursing Care in the Outpatient and Hospital Settingce-based knowledge and clinical experience to support the multidisciplinary care of this complex cohort of patients. In the outpatient setting, a structured format for history taking and assessment should assist the practitioner in the appropriate management of specific congenital cardiac lesions, w

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Nursing Care in the Cath Labt operators (physicians, nurses, technicians, etc.) with specific skills, often requiring a specific training before approaching to the unit. Procedures can be planned for diagnostic or interventional purposes..In this chapter, we discussed on the organization of the cath lab, the indications to car