Building Capacity for Childhood Arthritis Care in Nova Scotia

GrantID: 74162

Grant Funding Amount Low: $118,000

Deadline: Ongoing

Grant Amount High: $150,000

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Nova Scotia's healthcare system faces significant capacity challenges in managing childhood arthritis, particularly during the transition from pediatric to adult care. The province's aging population and rural geography strain its healthcare resources, with many areas experiencing shortages of specialists. Existing pediatric care services are well-regarded, but the transition to adult care is often disjointed, leading to gaps in service. Young people with childhood arthritis in Nova Scotia require coordinated care that addresses their unique developmental needs. The grant funding will support the development of specialized transition programs, creating partnerships between pediatric and adult healthcare services. These programs will focus on building the capacity of healthcare providers to manage the complex needs of transitioning patients. Unlike neighboring New Brunswick, Nova Scotia has a more comprehensive network of pediatric rheumatology services, which will be leveraged to support this initiative. Key readiness requirements include the establishment of formal partnerships between healthcare providers and the training of staff in transition care best practices. The initiative will enhance the continuity of care for young people with childhood arthritis, improving their health outcomes and quality of life. ## Building Capacity for Childhood Arthritis Care in Nova Scotia ## Transition Programs for Young People ## Healthcare Infrastructure Development

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