Effectiveness of Behavioral intervention among congenital heart defect children

Development in medical intervention has significantly decreased the mortality rates for children with complex congenital heart disease (CHD) but among these survivors there occurs a unique pattern of neuro-developmental and neuropsychology impairment characterized social interaction impairment, impulsive Behavior, impaired executive functions. Presence behavioral problem is found high pediatric population chronic illness than absence illness. The sample 200 defect was selected between age 4-8 years using multistage stratified sampling. childhood psychopathology measurement schedule (CPMS) by Dr. Savitha Malhotra used assessing Behavioral problems present CHD. “Pre- Post experimental design to investigate study results were statistically analyzed paired T test. result revealed that effectiveness program retrain Behavior showed significance. With increased survival rates, aim research based on clinical practices gets shift from short term assessment long morbidity