Core Component Guidebook

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Element 1

1.1 NICE, transitions from children's to adults 'services pathway 1.1 Key attributes of integrated community-based youth service hubs for mental health: a scoping review 1.1 Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions Care Pathways 1.2 GotTransition, Sample Transition and Care Policies/Guides 1.2 Alberta Health Services: Care Transitions Policy 1.3 KFL&A, Youth Transitioning Protocol 1.3 Youth Mental Health Transition Protocol Agreement between Ministry for Children and Family Development and Ministry of Health and Health Authorities 1.4 Registered Nurses Association of Ontario (RNAO), Transitions in Care and Services Clinical Best Practice Guideline 1.4 Florida Health and Transition Services 1.4 New York State Institute for Health Transition Training, Transition Skills Resources 1.4 Florida Keys Area Health Education Center Inc., Health Care Transition Training Program,1.4 Florida Health and Transition Services, Florida Youth 2 Adult Transition (FLY2AT) Course 1.5 The Family Caregiver Activation in Transitions Tool (FCAT)1.5 Alberta Health Services, Enhancing Concurrent Capability Toolkit Transitions in Care Quick Reference Sheet 1.5 Facilitating Effective Transitions from Hospital to Community for Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services: Overview of the Transition Support Worker Role and Function 1.6 Knowledge Institute, Youth Engagement Standards 1.6 The Public and Patient Engagement Evaluation Tool (PPEET) Participant Questionnaire 1.6 The Core Components of Effective Youth Transitions (CCEYT)1.7 Health Quality Ontario Measurement Guide 1.7 NEAT study protocol 1.7 Core Components of Effective Youth Transitions (CCEYT)1.7 Navigation Satisfaction Tool (NAVSAT)

Element 2

2.1 Complex Care for Kids Ontario Youth Transition to Adult Care Toolkit- Caregiver and Youth Checklist & Transition Resource Guide 2.1 The Ministries of Community & Social Services and Children and Youth Services, Provincial Transition Planning Framework for Young People With Developmental Disabilities 2.2 NEAT Study Clinical Tracking Database 2.2 GotTransition, Sample Individual Transition Flow Sheet

Element 3

3.1 The Transition Readiness Assessment Questionnaire (TRAQ 6.0)3.1 Validation of the Transition Readiness Assessment Questionnaire (TRAQ) 5.0 for use among youth in mental health services 3.2 CMHA, Transitioning from Youth to Adult Mental Health Services 3.2 EMPOWER 3.3 Got Transition, Transition Care Plan Template 3.3 Mindyourmind, Service Transition Plan

Element 4

4.1 Facilitating Effective Transitions from Hospital to Community for Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services: Overview of the Transition Support Worker Role and Function 4.1 The Sunnybrook Family Navigation Project 4.1 Michael Garron Transitional Youth Program 4.3 Niagara Region Adult and Youth Mental Health Services 4.7 Association of Primary Care Continuity With Outcomes Following Transition to Adult Care for Adolescents With Severe Mental Illness 4.7 CAMH Mental Health and Primary Care Policy Framework 4.8 Youth Wellness Hubs Ontario 4.8 Foundry (British Columbia)4.8 Kickstand (Alberta)4.8 Aire Ouverte (Quebec)4.8 Access Open Minds (partnership with Esakoni First Nation, Nova Scotia)4.9 Mental Health Commission of Canada, Guidelines for the Practice and Training of Peer Support 4.9 Knowledge Institute on Child and Youth Mental Health and Addictions, Peer Support Introduction

Element 5

5.1 Alberta Health Services, Warm Handoffs 5.2 Nova Scotia Health, Information Transfer at Care Transitions Policy 5.2 Women’s College Hospital, INFORMATION TRANSFER AT CARE TRANSITIONS 5.2 RNAO My Transitional Care Plan©

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