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Education as important predictor for successful employment in adults with congenital heart disease worldwide.

Maayke A Sluman | Silke Apers | Judith K Sluiter | Karen Nieuwenhuijsen | Philip Moons | Koen Luyckx | Adrienne H Kovacs | Corina Thomet | Werner Budts | Junko Enomoto | Hsiao-Ling Yang | Jamie L Jackson | Paul Khairy | Stephen C Cook | Raghavan Subramanyan | Luis Alday | Katrine Eriksen | Mikael Dellborg | Malin Berghammer | Eva Mattsson | Andrew S Mackie | Samuel Menahem | Maryanne Caruana | Kathy Gosney | Alexandra Soufi | Susan M Fernandes | Kamila S White | Edward Callus | Shelby Kutty | Berto J Bouma | Barbara J M Mulder | APPROACH-IS consortium, the International Society for Adult Congenital Heart Disease (ISACHD)
Congenital heart disease | 2019

Conflicting results have been reported regarding employment status and work ability in adults with congenital heart disease (CHD). Since this is an important determinant for quality of life, we assessed this in a large international adult CHD cohort.

Pubmed ID: 30714326

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