2020
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaci.2020.08.010
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Consensus of the Italian Primary Immunodeficiency Network on transition management from pediatric to adult care in patients affected with childhood-onset inborn errors of immunity

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“…In the interest of optimizing healthrelated outcomes for adolescents undertaking increased responsibility of their health, it may be advantageous to develop disease-specific guidelines that outline gold-standard transition practices and outcomes based on consensus from multidisciplinary healthcare professionals. Since the completion of this study, the French Network for Autoimmune and Autoinflammatory Diseases and Italian Primary Immunodeficiency Network have published their consensus statements on management of transition from pediatric to adult care in patients affected with childhood-onset IEI aimed at improving clinical practice in this area, with a helpful focus on different requirements for specific types of IEI [25,26]. Future work could also focus on guidelines to support the clinical management of IEI patients with certain comorbidities (such as learning disabilities) and those requiring long-term follow-up after corrective or novel treatments (such as stem cell therapies).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In the interest of optimizing healthrelated outcomes for adolescents undertaking increased responsibility of their health, it may be advantageous to develop disease-specific guidelines that outline gold-standard transition practices and outcomes based on consensus from multidisciplinary healthcare professionals. Since the completion of this study, the French Network for Autoimmune and Autoinflammatory Diseases and Italian Primary Immunodeficiency Network have published their consensus statements on management of transition from pediatric to adult care in patients affected with childhood-onset IEI aimed at improving clinical practice in this area, with a helpful focus on different requirements for specific types of IEI [25,26]. Future work could also focus on guidelines to support the clinical management of IEI patients with certain comorbidities (such as learning disabilities) and those requiring long-term follow-up after corrective or novel treatments (such as stem cell therapies).…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Transition should utilise a holistic approach with access to psychological and social support [29] Transition should include clear written and verbal handover of patients from paediatric to adult team with inclusion of key information [29]. Ideally at least one joint consultation with the patient, paediatric and adult teams should occur to facilitate this process and provide the young person with an opportunity to meet the adult team prior to transfer [30] Transition partnerships should be established to ensure coordinated and safe transition with ongoing communication between paediatric and adult teams after transfer of young adult.…”
Section: Towards Improved Transition For Inborn Errors Of Immunitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Ideally at least one joint consultation with the patient, paediatric and adult teams should occur to facilitate this process and provide the young person with an opportunity to meet the adult team prior to transfer [30] Transition partnerships should be established to ensure coordinated and safe transition with ongoing communication between paediatric and adult teams after transfer of young adult. Ideally patients should be transitioned to a young adult clinic [3,7 & ,19] Diagnostic revaluation of those without a clear diagnosis should be conducted prior to transfer of care [29] Arrangements should be made for long term follow-up of young adults in clinical trials IEI, inborn errors of immunity.…”
Section: Towards Improved Transition For Inborn Errors Of Immunitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…На відміну від вірусних агентів, стрептококова інфекція розвивалася переважно при порушеннях гуморальної ланки адаптивного імунітету -гіпо-та дисімуноглобулінеміях, що відповідає класичним уявленням про превалюючу роль імуноглобулінів у захисті від стрептококів та відомій клінічній картині гуморальних імунодефіцитів, наприклад, хвороби Брутона або загального варіабельного імунодефіциту, в якій переважають саме ураження, викликані піогенними умовно патогенними коками [5,49]. Антитіла здійснюють як прямі, так і непрямі протимікробні впливи при стрептококовій інфекції у людей.…”
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