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- The text discusses the importance of improving transition care for young people moving from pediatric to adult neurology services, highlighting that it's a key concern for patients, families, and healthcare providers.
- It introduces a collaborative group made up of diverse professionals and patient-family advisors from across Canada, aiming to enhance communication and support during this transition.
- The ultimate goal of this collaboration is to develop a national strategy for pediatric to adult transition in neurology, which could lead to better allocation of resources and health authority support.
Article Abstract
In this brief communication, we discuss the current landscape and unmet needs of pediatric to adult transition care in neurology. Optimizing transition care is a priority for patients, families, and providers with growing discussion in neurology. We also introduce the activities of the collaborative interdivisional and inter-subspeciality group of faculty, advanced-practice providers, trainees, and patient-family advisors pursuing collaboration with patients, families, and universities from across Canada. We envision that these efforts will result in a national neurology transition strategy that will inform designation of health authority attention and funding.
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