Analysis Of Hartford Discharge Summary

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Spoke with the patient about her discharge summary from Hartford Hospital stating there's no record. In addition, this writer addressed with the patient about her shouting at this writer to remove the hold, at which this writer explained to the patient, she was placed on hold to address this issues as she was asked by Nursing on more than one occasion. The patient apologized for her behavior as this writer expressed her demeanor was inappropriate. The patient stated that she may have a copy of the discharge summary in her car. This writer followed the patient to the lobby area as she head towards her car and then handed this writer Hartford discharge summary as the patient was seen to address her Lymphadenitis. This writer advised the patient,

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