Leaving the nest: Improving food allergy management on college campuses.

Background: The transition from adolescence to young adulthood marks a developmental period in which responsibility for management of chronic conditions such as food allergy shifts from the caregiver to the young adult. Fatal food-induced anaphylaxis is most common among adolescents and young adults. However, colleges are currently not well positioned to provide integrated support for students with food allergies.

Parents' and service providers' perceptions of the family goal setting tool: a pilot study.

Background: This qualitative study describes parents' and service providers' experiences in using the Family Goal Setting Tool (FGST). This article looks specifically at the tool's perceived clinical utility during annual, collaborative goal setting.

Methods: Participants included eight parents and ten service providers involved in a Family and Early Childhood Service in Queensland, Australia.