Impact of the Transition Council in Type 1 Diabetes: Bridging the Gap to Adult Care

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Retrospective study shows improved clinic attendance and stable glycaemic control in type 1 diabetes patients via a transition council.

Clinic attendance significantly increased to 84.9% in the transition council group within 6 months post-transition.
Initial follow-up rates during the first year were 58.1% for council patients compared to 29.7% for standard care.
HbA1c levels in the standard care group increased significantly after one year, while levels remained stable in the council group.
No significant differences in hospitalization or diabetic ketoacidosis rates were observed between the two groups.

Hocaoğlu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Retrospective study shows improved clinic attendance and stable glycaemic control in type 1 diabetes patients via a transition council.

Clinic attendance significantly increased to 84.9% in the transition council group within 6 months post-transition.
Initial follow-up rates during the first year were 58.1% for council patients compared to 29.7% for standard care.
HbA1c levels in the standard care group increased significantly after one year, while levels remained stable in the council group.
No significant differences in hospitalization or diabetic ketoacidosis rates were observed between the two groups.

Hocaoğlu et al. (2025) studied this question.

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