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Yu Seon Sarah Chae,Noah Tregobov,Austin McMillan et al. Yu Seon Sarah Chae et al.
Objectives: While the effectiveness of telehealth (TH) to improve health outcomes is well established, the utility of ehealth care among adult asthma patients, particularly in patients with limited access to specialty lun...
Reem Hasan,Reyna Lindert,Danielle Sullivan et al. Reem Hasan et al.
Purpose: The aim of our article is to describe our learning based on challenges encountered implementing two related pediatric to adult primary care transition pilots for medically complex adolescents and young adults as ...
Sneha Dave,Amy Bugwadia,Sara Ahola Kohut et al. Sneha Dave et al.
The "Roundtable on Young Adults with Inflammatory Bowel Diseases (IBD)" is a year-long learning community organized by the Crohn's and Colitis Young Adults Network with monthly discussions between healthcare professionals, patients, and com...
Daniel Gilmore,Deondray Radford,Alex Coyne et al. Daniel Gilmore et al.
Background: Healthcare independence refers to an individual's ability to participate in and manage their healthcare by using specific skills like communicating with providers and scheduling appointments. Understanding hea...
Sydney Reed,Linda Yoo,Amy Bugwadia et al. Sydney Reed et al.
The transition from pediatric to adult care for young adults with inflammatory bowel diseases (IBD) presents unique challenges that can impact the quality of care and patient outcomes. This article summarizes the discussions held during the...
Benedicta C Anikputa,Sharon D Horner Benedicta C Anikputa
Background: As children with special healthcare needs (SHCN) mature, they will transition from pediatric to adult healthcare providers. Close to 80% of adolescents with SHCN reported not receiving services necessary for t...
Michael Chua,Lai Nam Tse,Mandy Rickard et al. Michael Chua et al.
Objective: To generate a scoping review that summarizes perceptions and attitudes of urology providers towards the transitional urologic care process. Likewise, summarize their identified barriers, facilitators, and ideal...
Tieghan Killackey,Fareha Nishat,Ellen Elsman et al. Tieghan Killackey et al.
Background: The transition from pediatric to adult care settings for adolescents and young adults living with chronic conditions can be challenging and has been associated with declines in health and access to care. Well-...
Sahar Siddiqui,Cortney Taylor Zimmerman,Brittany Garza et al. Sahar Siddiqui et al.
Background: The transition from pediatric to adult health care is challenging for patients with renal disease and inadequate transition can lead to increased disease-related morbidity. We developed a structured health car...
Wendy N Gray,Erin Benekos,Courtney Malave et al. Wendy N Gray et al.
Purpose: Few examples of hospital-wide transition programs have been presented in the literature and to date, we have no data on the clinical and financial operations of such services. ...