An independent review is to be held into Bristol Children's hospital's paediatric cardiac unit following concern about its treatment of newborn babies and young children who died or suffered complications.
The medical director of NHS England, Professor Sir Bruce Keogh, said that an important meeting took place on Friday with the families of children who died at Bristol.
Sir Keogh said he had agreed in principle with lawyer Sir Ian Kennedy to take such a review forward should the families wish him to do.
He will now ask Sir Ian to meet the families and to work with them to see if they can come to the "scope and terms of reference that the families want".
Last year it emerged around 10 families were believed to be taking legal action against the trust, including seven whose children died following treatment at the hospital.
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