Back to top ▴ Table of contents Your Transition Toolkit What is Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis? For Kids, Teens, and Young Adults Life is full of changes….some are small while others are REALLY BIG. Bigger changes are often called TRANSITIONS. Examples of transitions are: starting or changing schools, graduating from high school, moving away from home, […]
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Back to top ▴ Table of contents Your Transition Toolkit Taking Medications Finding and Using Adult Health Care Your Transition Toolkit For Parents and Caregivers As your child or teen prepares to transition to adulthood, you will want to be informed and involved as well. Your teen will probably need your help with reading and
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Health care transition is the process of changing from a pediatric to an adult model of health care. A smooth transition requires defined processes to support youth in acquiring independent health care skills, preparing for an adult model of care, and transferring to new providers. Click below to learn more about each of the Six
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