Transition: The Patient in a No-Man´s Land

Transition care urgently requires planning by health administrators. Patients should be transferred to adult care only after clinical stabilization. Three models of transition have been suggested (direct transfer, protocol and age-driven; permanence under pediatric assistants control with eventual consultation with adult experts and gradual transition, permeated by a period of conjoint assistance). The last format is considered ideal.

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International braz j urol
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1590/s1677-5538.ibju.2025.0344
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Healthcare Policy and Management
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Transition: The Patient in a No-Man´s Land

Lisieux Eyer de Jesus
International braz j urol
Healthcare Policy and Management
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Transition: The Patient in a No-Man´s Land

Lisieux Eyer de Jesus
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Abstract

Transition care urgently requires planning by health administrators. Patients should be transferred to adult care only after clinical stabilization. Three models of transition have been suggested (direct transfer, protocol and age-driven; permanence under pediatric assistants control with eventual consultation with adult experts and gradual transition, permeated by a period of conjoint assistance). The last format is considered ideal.

International braz j urolVol. 51(6)
Hospital Federal dos Servidores do Estado (BR), Hospital Universitário Antônio Pedro (BR)
Openalex Percentile: Top 74%
Healthcare Policy and Management
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