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Long-term health conditions in childhood include both congenital conditions and acquired diseases. Children with long-term health conditions face issues and potential secondary problems that are different from those of adults with chronic diseases. Transition to adult-orientated care for such children and adolescents is a major challenge. Transition needs to be prepared for and planned. A variety of possible transition models exists, depending on circumstances.

Transition from child- to adult-orientated care for children with long-term health conditions: A process, not an event