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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2016 Jun 17.
Published in final edited form as: Arch Dis Child. 2014 Sep 26;100(2):144–151. doi: 10.1136/archdischild-2014-306749

Table 4.

Distribution of the literature by topic/area of research.

Topic linked Number of sources (n = 62)
Transitional care 38     (61.29%)
Transition 38     (61.29%)
Healthcare provision   4     (6.45%)
Access to care   1     (1.61%)
Primary care   1     (1.61%)
Hospital based care of young people   1     (1.61%)
Specialist adolescent units   1     (1.61%)
Topics related to adolescent development   9     (14.51%)
Quality care for adolescents and young adults   2     (3.23%)
Adolescent and young adult development   1     (1.61%)
Developmentally Appropriate Competency   1     (1.61%)
Self-management   2     (3.23%)
Developmentally appropriate healthcare   1     (1.61%)
Developmentally Appropriate Practice   1     (1.61%)
Developmentally Appropriate Psychosocial Care   1     (1.61%)
Topics related to specific areas, conditions or specialties   9     (14.51%)
Long-term outcomes for extremely low-birth-weight infants   1     (1.61%)
Predictive genetic testing   1     (1.61%)
Mental health of homeless youth   1     (1.61%)
Mental health planning   1     (1.61%)
Substance use   1     (1.61%)
Glycemic control   1     (1.61%)
Developmentally appropriate diabetes services   1     (1.61%)
Developmentally appropriate asthma education   1     (1.61%)
Survival, illness legacy and service provision following cancer in childhood   1     (1.61%)
Topics related to chronic illness as a generic category   2     (3.23%)
Young people with chronic illness   1     (1.61%)
Youth, risks and chronic illness   1     (1.61%)