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Developmental and Psychosocial Challenges for Self-Management and Maintaining Adherence to Chronic Therapies

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Transitioning Care from Pediatric to Adult Pulmonology

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Transition from pediatric to adult healthcare for adolescents and young adults with chronic lung disease can be challenging. Individuals must develop illness self-management skills, including obtaining appropriate knowledge and the ability to independently engage in self-care behaviors. Various individual factors can facilitate or impede this process. Specifically, developmental and psychosocial variables play an important role. Understanding the role of these factors in the transition to adult care, and developing best practices to address them, is critical to helping individuals with chronic lung disease, and their families, successfully navigate transition in care.

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Butcher, J.L. (2021). Developmental and Psychosocial Challenges for Self-Management and Maintaining Adherence to Chronic Therapies. In: Brown, C.D., Crowley, E. (eds) Transitioning Care from Pediatric to Adult Pulmonology. Respiratory Medicine. Humana, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-68688-8_4

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