Congenital Heart Disease: Ongoing Management (S2:E26)

Congenital Heart Disease: Ongoing Management (S2:E26)

As a continuation of our discussion of congenital heart disease from Season 2, Episode 21, we are going to look at the primary care provider's ongoing role caring for these patients; signs and symptoms of undiagnosed patients and how to support adolescent patients transitioning to adult care.

Today's guest is Joe Kay, MD. Dr. Kay is Program Director of the joint Adult Congenital Heart Disease Program at the University of Colorado Hospital and Children's Hospital Colorado, and Associate Professor of both Pediatrics and Medicine at University of Colorado School of Medicine.

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