edited by Janet E. McDonagh
Adolescent Rheumatology is the first single source text that focuses on how adolescent specific aspects impact on rheumatic conditions, and cross references disease specific information from general rheumatology textbooks.
Adolescent Rheumatology includes:
- differences in presentation, diagnosis and management between pediatric, adolescent and adult rheumatology care
- adolescent health training issues
- quality of care in adolescent rheumatology
- communication with young people
- a full chapter written by young people attending adolescent rheumatology clinics
Contents
- Being a Teenager in the Twenty-First Century
- The Teenage Brain
- Growing Pains: Growth and Puberty
- Creating a Listening Culture: Communicating with Young People
- "When I Remember to ..." Adherence and Chronic Rheumatic Disease
- The Disease Spectrum of Adolescent Rheumatology
- The Young Adult with Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis
- The Young Person with Systemic Lupus Erythematosus
- Adolescent Chronic Pain
- The Young Person with Back Pain
- Adolescents with Joint Pain:A Sports Medicine Perspective
- The Young Person with Low Bone Mineral Density
- Health Issues of Adolescents
- Walking the Talk: Parenting Adolescents with a Chronic Condition
- Making Connections, Getting Connected: Peer Support and Chronic Rheumatic Disease
- Growing Up: Transition from Adolescence to Adulthood
- Education and Training Need for Health Professionals in Adolescent Rheumatology
- How Can We Develop Adolescent Rheumatology Care That Continually Improves Outcomes for Young People?
- Young People Have the Last Word
Index