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Hearts in mind.

Oldham residents should be in good heart thanks to their local community nurses. The health visitors and practice nurses have all passed a course run by the University of Huddersfield on preventing coronary heart disease. The nurses, who work for Oldham Primary Care Trust (PCT), completed the course so that they are better placed to deliver the coronary heart disease national service framework (NSF). Oldham PCT NSF facilitator Debbie Royle said preventing heart disease is a major priority for the trust.