Oakstone Optimizing Transition from Pediatric to Adult Care 2024 (Videos + Slides)
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Video Course · Transition Medicine · 2024
The pediatric to adult care transition course by Oakstone delivers over 40 expert-led sessions on strategies for transferring patients with chronic conditions from pediatric to adult healthcare systems.
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40+video sessions
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2024edition
- Covers diabetes, epilepsy, CF, heart disease, transplant, and cancer survivorship
- Includes QI workshops on policy writing and process mapping
- Addresses sexual health, fertility, and substance use in transition-age youth
- Features patient and parent perspectives on navigating care complexities
Expert-Led Strategies for Optimizing Pediatric to Adult Care Transitions
The pediatric to adult care transition course by Oakstone brings together recognized experts who share strategies and best practices for transferring patients with chronic conditions. Over 40 sessions address how to tailor transition plans based on age, disease type, and patient capabilities — from diabetes and epilepsy to organ transplantation and cancer survivorship.
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40+video sessions
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2024edition
Inside this resource
Transition Fundamentals and Chronic Disease Management
Sessions define successful transition of young adults using the Got Transition framework and teach self-management skills drawn from diabetes care. Case-based lectures address epilepsy, cystic fibrosis adherence, congenital heart disease preparation for pregnancy, and cancer survivorship screening guidelines.
QI Workshops and Program Development
Hands-on workshops cover transition care policy writing, current state process mapping, gap analysis, and inpatient and outpatient QI project cycle development. Faculty demonstrate how to establish and maintain comprehensive transition programs within healthcare systems.
Complex Populations and Special Considerations
Dedicated sessions address autism in transition, Down syndrome healthcare from diagnosis to adulthood, intellectual developmental disability advocacy, substance use disorder in transition-age youth, and HIV in teens. Gynecologic care for women with intellectual disabilities and sexual health in chronic illness round out this curriculum.
Health Equity and International Perspectives
Sessions embed health equity into transition care, present a care management model from the Netherlands, and address transition medicine in national health policy. Patient and parent perspectives on navigating communication complexities add lived experience to the clinical content.
Who this serves
- Pediatric and internal medicine providers — managing patients at the transition age boundary
- Subspecialty physicians — caring for young adults with chronic conditions like CF, transplant, or sickle cell
- Program administrators — building or improving transition care systems within their institutions
Before you buy
How long is access available?
The program was released October 15, 2024 and access continues through October 14, 2027.
What chronic conditions are covered?
Sessions address diabetes, epilepsy, cystic fibrosis, congenital heart disease, organ transplantation, cancer survivorship, sickle cell disease, IBD, autism, Down syndrome, and more.
The chart
| Format | Video + slides |
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| Sessions | 40+ |
| Year | 2024 |
| Publisher | Oakstone |
| Department | Pediatrics |
| Delivery | Instant download after checkout · lifetime re-access |
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drtomh –
Comprehensive transition medicine resource. The QI workshops are practically useful for building transition programs. The case-based approach makes the content immediately applicable.
Sarah K. –
Good breadth across chronic conditions. The diabetes self-management and epilepsy independence sessions were particularly well-taught. The faculty Q&As add real-world perspective.
Priya N. –
Essential for anyone managing patients at the pediatric-adult boundary. The workshops on policy writing and process mapping gave me concrete tools to bring back to my institution.
James L. –
Excellent content but the sheer volume of sessions can be overwhelming. Would benefit from a curated learning path for different provider types.
Chen W. –
The patient and parent perspectives add valuable lived experience to the clinical content. The health equity and Netherlands sessions provide useful international context.