Coordinating care across the child-to-adult transition
Podcast 2: Coordinating care across the child-to-adult transition
Episode 2. Eric Legius speaks with Rosalie Ferner and Mandy Myers about why “transition care must be seen as a process, not a single event.” Drawing on their experience in a specialist center, they unpack the clinical, cognitive, and psychosocial challenges faced by adolescents with NF1. They share practical, real‑world strategies to support independence, from early planning and nurse‑led clinics to multidisciplinary coordination, while highlighting the need to adapt approaches across different healthcare settings. View transcript.
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