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Start date: 2020 × End date: 2022 × Author: Grigg, Leeanne × Author: Burchill, Luke ×

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    Improved Clinic Attendance Rates With Introduction of Telehealth in a Tertiary Adult Congenital Heart Disease Clinic
    Lee, M ; Ward, J ; Burchill, L ; Wilson, W ; Grigg, L (Elsevier BV, 2021)
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    Management of People With a Fontan Circulation: a Cardiac Society of Australia and New Zealand Position Statement
    Zentner, D ; Celermajer, DS ; Gentles, T ; d'Udekem, Y ; Ayer, J ; Blue, GM ; Bridgman, C ; Burchill, L ; Cheung, M ; Cordina, R ; Culnane, E ; Davis, A ; du Plessis, K ; Eagleson, K ; Finucane, K ; Frank, B ; Greenway, S ; Grigg, L ; Hardikar, W ; Hornung, T ; Hynson, J ; Iyengar, AJ ; James, P ; Justo, R ; Kalman, J ; Kasparian, N ; Le, B ; Marshall, K ; Mathew, J ; McGiffin, D ; McGuire, M ; Monagle, P ; Moore, B ; Neilsen, J ; O'Connor, B ; O'Donnell, C ; Pflaumer, A ; Rice, K ; Sholler, G ; Skinner, JR ; Sood, S ; Ward, J ; Weintraub, R ; Wilson, T ; Wilson, W ; Winlaw, D ; Wood, A (ELSEVIER SCIENCE INC, 2020-01)
    The Fontan circulation describes the circulatory state resulting from an operation in congenital heart disease where systemic venous return is directed to the lungs without an intervening active pumping chamber. As survival increases, so too does recognition of the potential health challenges. This document aims to allow clinicians, people with a Fontan circulation, and their families to benefit from consensus agreement about management of the person with a Fontan circulation. The document was crafted with input from a multidisciplinary group of health care providers as well as individuals with a Fontan circulation and families. It is hoped that the shared common vision of long-term wellbeing will continue to drive improvements in care and quality of life in this patient population and eventually translate into improved survival. KEYPOINTS.