Sheffield Transitions
We follow patient David as he transitions from his late effects clinic at Sheffield Children’s Hospital to the Teenage & Young Adult late effects service at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital. David shares some top tips on how to get the best from your transition and subsequent clinic appointments.
If you are a late effects patient from Sheffield Children’s Hospital and have any questions about transitioning into Teenage and Adult services please contact tanya.urquhart@sch.nhs.uk.
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