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Transition to adult health care for adolescents and young adults with congenital heart disease: Perspectives of the patient, parent and health care provider
Canadian Journal of Cardiology, 09/14/09
Clarizia NA et al. – A lack of clear role expectations indicates a need for the pediatric health care setting to adapt appropriately to address the shifting needs of adolescent and young adult patients and their families. A formalized approach to transition preparation for adolescents with congenital heart disease needs to emphasize comprehensive education. A delegation of explicit responsibilities and the clear definition of roles for parents, providers and patients are necessary to provide young adults with the resources and support necessary to achieve a successful transition to adult care.
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