ArticleCadernos de saude publica2025
[Transitioning care for adolescents with chronic health conditions and disabilities to adult services].
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Abstract
This study analyzes how healthcare providers from specialized outpatient clinics in the municipality of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, who provide care to adolescents with chronic health conditions and disabilities understand and transition care from this group to adult services. From the second half of 2023 to the first quarter of 2024, 26 healthcare providers caring for adolescents participated in this research. Questionnaires with open- and closed-ended questions were used on the Google platform. Their answers were analyzed by thematic analysis. Results showed that the concept of transition of care shows inaccurate employability, which can equate to transfer, discharge, release, or dismissal. The criteria to characterize transition of care considered age, resolution of complaints, and discharge. Strategies included direct contact with the reference professional for the adult service, referral to a family health unit to regulate vacancies, follow-up consultation at the original service, delivery of the final report, debates in the multiprofessional team, and guidance for the family. The implementation of a care transition process organized, planned, and valued by healthcare providers is essential to defend the right to continuous care for adolescents living with disabilities and chronic conditions into the adult service and to avoid negative impacts on their health status.
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