… recent decades, through advances in healthcare technology, … liver transplant at age 16–17
years old compared to younger … after transfer to adult healthcare for pediatric liver transplant …

… to-face care that can meet the needs of liver transplant recipients. … and acceptance of virtual
technologies across a range of … , to regain a sense of normality after undergoing a life-shifting …

… There still, if I move wrong, I still feel it” (patient 10) 4. Driving … ethic” (ie, working from a
young age or always having been … to care for some of their most basic daily needs (Supporting …

… transfer of a young patient from paediatric care to the adult-… is helpful to assist them in accepting
the transfer of care, and … in autoimmune diseases or after liver transplantation, with a risk …

… clinical interest in shifting dietetic services to facilitate … Using technology to disrupt traditional
service delivery models may improve access of care and may be one strategy for supporting …

… limits accessibility and data transfer. Many healthcare IT … 90 days after liver transplant
compared to standard of care [44… young transplant recipients and described an improved post-…

… conducted a RCT of 100 liver transplant recipients who received … , such as automatic data
transfer to their clinics and the inclusion … that younger individuals could potentially benefit from …

… you use a remote healthcare service (e-health technologies) … of health care services at a
distance using electronic means … Our results show, in young and middle-aged LT patients, that …

… must be taken to ensure the safe transfer of young adults with chronic health care needs. …
pediatric liver transplant patients who were transferred from our healthcare system to adult care …

… big data, technology, patient advocates, and transplant thought … Young adults’ transition
of care from pediatric to adult … manual extraction and data transfer from the electronic health …