2023 updates to the spina bifida transition to adult care guidelines.

IF 0.8 Q4 PEDIATRICS
Ellen Fremion, Melissa Kaufman, Shubhra Mukherjee, Pamela Murphy, Kathryn Smith
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Abstract

Purpose: This article provides an update to the 2018 Spina Bifida Association's Transition to Adult Care Guidelines.

Methods: A workgroup of topic experts was convened including authors from the initial guideline workgroup. The workgroup reviewed and updated the primary, secondary, and tertiary outcome goals, clinical questions, and guideline recommendations based on a literature review.

Results: Twenty-two additional articles were identified from the literature search. Updated references included observational studies describing transition to adult care outcomes, transition care model initiatives, and a validated self-management assessment tool.

Conclusion: Structured transition initiatives increase the likelihood of establishing with adult care, decrease acute care use for young adults with spina bifida, and have the potential to improve quality of life and optimize chronic condition management. However, there is still a need to implement structure transition practices more broadly for this population using these recommended guidelines.

2023 年脊柱裂过渡到成人护理指南的更新。
目的:本文对 2018 年脊柱裂协会《向成人护理过渡指南》进行了更新:召集了一个专题专家工作组,其中包括最初指南工作组的作者。该工作组根据文献综述审查并更新了一级、二级和三级结果目标、临床问题和指南建议:结果:通过文献检索又发现了 22 篇文章。更新的参考文献包括描述向成人护理过渡结果的观察性研究、过渡护理模式倡议以及经过验证的自我管理评估工具:有组织的过渡计划提高了与成人护理建立联系的可能性,减少了患有脊柱裂的年轻成人对急性护理的使用,并有可能提高生活质量和优化慢性病管理。不过,仍有必要利用这些推荐指南,在这一人群中更广泛地实施结构性过渡措施。
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