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Executive Summary: A Case Study Of Latonia

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SC, Jennifer Stoker contacted provider, Latonia Jennings via telephone. SC introduced herself and told provider that she was Barry’s SC. SC asked how Barry is doing towards his outcome of wanting his health monitor. Latonia noted the nurse is monitoring his health. There has been no issue and he staff monitor his health daily to insure he remains health. Latonia also noted Barry seen the dentist last month. He gum are health. Staff preforms oral care three time a day to maintain good oral hygiene
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