Congenital Heart Disease Network

Congenital Heart Disease Network

Introduction

C.H.I.N is the state organization that serves advocacy, information reliability, resources, support services and financial assistance to children families who are CHD patients and developed disease of heart, and adults having defects of congenital heart.

Thesis Statement

C.H.I.N is an effective source of awareness and assistance for many of the CHD patients.

Providers that Contribute the C.H.I.N

The Congenital Heart Information Network is the profitless organization assisted by indirect and individual contributions, membership charity, corporate gifts and grants, and pin sales. People can support this organization by adopting three ways.

Becoming active member of organization and by joining the community.

By making online donations through sending online checks or using reliable credit cards.

By wearing their pins, people can promote Congenital Heart Defects awareness and can also support this organization by means of wearing these pins.

Population that C.H.I.N Serves

In 1998, for about 22.3 million of adults, and 36 percent of American users of internet searched for medical online information and online health information. By the end of 1999, this number was probable to reach for about 30 million at least. Overall, the internet use has developed exponentially and moving on to develop as computers and technology has turned out to be less expensive and available to ordinary consumer.

Overview of the Information Contained in the C.H.I.N

The Congenital Heart Information Network (C.H.I.N) is invented by the child's mother who had complicated defects of heart. The object of this website is to serve resources to adults, children and their families with congenital heart defects and developed heart disease and it also serves the professional who are working with them. The main objective of this website is to provide awareness to all these group of people. The resources and the education that is available on the website of C.H.I.N are developed and administered by physicians, ...