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PEDIATRIC to ADULT CARE. Transitioning. Insight to: Patient & Family Impact. Family impact. New career path - CEO of Sean’s life. financial stability Be a master planner - coordinating care Assure quality care is constant
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PEDIATRIC to ADULT CARE Transitioning Insight to: Patient & Family Impact
Family impact • New career path - CEO of Sean’s life financial stability Be a master planner - coordinating care Assure quality care is constant Focus on a continuum of multifaceted succession/transition plans. Learn how to manage “the System” Forced into the world of medicine Maintain sanity & Go with the Flow!
Family Impact • Transitioning is a constant TRIP • Taking • Responsibility • In • Planning
Who is SEAN ?? • Wolf Hirshhorn Syndrome • Physical and Mental Challenges • Non Verbal
Neuro GI Cardio Immunology Urology Renal Ortho ENT Complex Medical Issues • Requires Collaborative Relationships
Open Communication And Relationship Building Is PARAMOUNT
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Key ComponentsThe obvious • Comfort level • Collaboration • Teach – share info • Treat with respect • DON’T forget to Listen • Concern for Sean and his families needs
The staff is a reflection of you! • Every person is part of transitioning • Office personnel interaction • Staff interaction with Sean • Staff concern to accommodate Sean and the families needs
The big day • Current PCP accompanied us to the appointment • Consult appointment was scheduled at our convenience • Credit to Dr. Kitty O’Hare • Our NEEDS were MET! • Collaboration occurred between PCP’s after transition
Take away Don’t Do’s • Give guidance - Empower • Pediatrician help research available adult PCP • Collaboration with Pedi & adult PCP before and after transition • Adult PCP - hold a “Get to Know Our Practice” • Keep staff informed – have a “primary go to” person • Be accessible • Do not attempt to discuss this at age 18 • Do not divorce abruptly • Do not shop and drop • Do not dismiss any concern • Don’t hesitate to ask the families opinion • Don’t be afraid to form a relationship