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Principles for health professionals caring for young people during transition to adult services.
Make a plan to transition from children’s to adult healthcare.
Quick reference fact sheets on the key principles for young people, carers and clinicians.
How to transition, find a doctor, use Medicare, pay for health services and know your rights.
How to find a doctor, organise your healthcare and understand health care costs.
Transition information in Arabic, Chinese Urdu and Vietnamese.
Information for families and carers about their young person with intellectual disability’s transition to adult healthcare.
Websites to help young people navigate transitioning to adult healthcare.
Toolkit for clinicians, from Working With People With Traumatic Brain Injury.
Complete this form and submit it to your local service coordinator.
Learn how we can help with transition planning for young people, their parents and healthcare professionals.
Read about the experiences of young people and their carers in transitioning from paediatric to adult health services in NSW.
Find a botulinum toxin service in NSW and the ACT.
Learn about the project, improving collaboration between rehabilitation services for young people who need Botulinum toxin A treatment.
Find a service for young people in NSW.
What you need to know about moving to adult services.
Resources for health professionals, including a guide to initiate care, reduce delays and make referrals, and a telehealth guide.
Information to help families and carers support their young person.
Advice for clinicians supporting young people, their families and carers.
Organisational models of care that improve transition care.
Articles used to review the organisational models of care.
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