transition to adult care

What are the Key Components of a Successful Transition?

A successful transition involves several key components:
Individualized Transition Plan: Tailored to meet the specific needs of the young adult.
Education and Skill Building: Equipping the adolescent with knowledge about their condition, medications, and self-care skills.
Coordination of Care: Ensuring seamless communication between pediatric and adult healthcare providers.
Family Involvement: Engaging family members to support the adolescent during the transition.

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