Pediatric Integration Part 4: Promoting Agency and Wellbeing for Young Adults through Integrated Care
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Join us on Thursday, Feb. 29, 2-3 p.m. ET for Promoting Agency and Wellbeing for Young Adults Through Integrated Care , the fourth installment in our pediatric integration webinar series. Gather insights from integrated care clinicians and experts who will discuss the youth mental health crisis and opportunities for leveraging pediatric integrated care to improve health outcomes among young adults.
As young adults navigate the transition from adolescence to adulthood, they face a myriad of challenges and opportunities. This webinar will delve into age-specific health vulnerabilities and strengths, helping participants to identify and address the unique needs of young adults. Our expert presenters will explore integrative care models that have been successful in serving young adults’ needs.
Pediatric integration can be a key strategy to improve health outcomes among young adults, so that all have access to comprehensive and equitable care to live long and healthy lives.
Center of Excellence for Integrated Health Solutions
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