Abstract
Mortality statistics calculated from death certificates are vital for national and global health systems planning, informing strategic priorities and health care funding. As congenital heart disease (CHD) is often complex and associated with comorbidities, and coding of cause of death is often done by junior doctors and/or those unfamiliar with the decedent, we hypothesised that errors might be common in coding causes of death in adults with CHD.
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