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Chapter 7: Special Topics from Child to Adult After Children’s Services John A. Pandiani, Steven M. Banks, Lucille M. Schacht, William M. Bagdon Filling in the Gaps: Funding Services to Support Youth and Young Adults as They Transition into Adulthood Douglas J. Stimac, Cliff Davis, Kristy Fick, Hewitt B. Clark, Nicole Deschenes Psychosocial and Economic Factors Affecting Chronically Ill Children in Managed Care Pilar Bernal, Debra Bendell-Estroff, Michael Murphy, Michael S. Jellinek, Anthony Keller A System of Care for Permanency Planning: Children Affected by HIV/AIDS Judith Moore, Ruby Joseph Somatic Symptoms in Children from Three Ethnic Groups Glorisa Canino, Gloria González, Rafael Ramírez Pregnancy in Adolescent Females with Serious Emotional Disturbance: Risk Factors and Outcomes Svetlana Yampolskaya, Eric C. Brown, Paul E. Greenbaum Workplace Trauma Events and Effects in Human Service Workers Mark Horwitz

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