Adolescent Transition Workbook

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Adolescent Transition Workbook

Date: 09/2006
Source: AETC National Resource Center; Delta Region AETC; Florida/Caribbean AETC; François Xavier Bagnoud Center at UMDNJ; Health Resources and Services Administration; New England AETC; New York/New Jersey AETC and St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
Authors: Patricia Robinson, PhD, ARNP-C, (Subgroup Leader; Marion Donohoe, RN, MSN, CPNP, (Workgroup Leader); Yolanda Cavalier, MPH; Carol Davison, RN, MSN, FNP-C; Margery Donovan, RN, ND, ARNP; Durrell Fox; Michelle Lyle, MPH and Megan Vanneman, MPH (Managing Editor)

Adolescent Transition Workbook MS Word [3.76M]

Description:

Youth-friendly workbook for adolescent patients to assist with the transition from a pediatric care setting. Developed by the Life Skills Subgroup of the Adolescent HIV/AIDS Workgroup.

Instructions for Clinicians [MS Word 40K]
Date: 09/2006
Instructions for use for the Adolescent Workbook.

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Topic Areas:	Adolescents, Primary Care, Pediatrics
Resource Type:	Patient Information
Group:	Clinician Support Tools

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