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NHS England has launched a public consultation on how it will put in place new standards for hospitals providing Congenital Heart Disease services.

The consultation was intended to run until Monday 5 June 2017 and aimed to gather as many views as possible from patients, families and clinical experts.

To find out more, please visit the NHS England website.