ABSTRACT Transition of care from pediatric to adult providers occurs during a time of increased risk, especially in the liver transplant population where close follow‐up and adherence to immunologic therapies are critical to patient and graft survival. While there is a substantial body of literature supporting the need for improved transition from pediatric to adult care, concrete steps on how to implement a clinic and partner with adult colleagues are lacking. This article aims to provide a flexible pathway for transition clinics that can be tailored to an institution's unique needs while also advocating for system‐wide change to better support transitions in care, specifically through the lens of the United States health care system.
Smith et al. (Fri,) studied this question.