Abstract
Many cases of healthcare transition were referred to the Department of Neurology in our local core hospital with an emergency and critical care center, owing to the relocation of a nearby children's medical center. Most patients presented epilepsy with difficulty in controlling seizures or were children with severe mental and physical disabilities requiring medical care. During the transition, multidisciplinary collaboration centered on the medical consultation office was conducted. After the transition, many patients were transported to emergency rooms for seizures, pneumonia, and other infectious diseases. Education, advanced care planning, and regional collaboration were some of the issues in the process.
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