Miriam Delays Case Study

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Miriam struggles with sharing information with other team members that have mutual client's. Miriam delays, in making immediate calls to clients who are awaiting a response for housing services and linkages. Miriam has to be reminded to contact clients of the referrals she's received and at times her delay in placing calls results in clients not receiving appropriate services in a timely manner or

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