Case Study: Devon Heard

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Attendees: Ray Onyesoh (HWE), Nina Goins (CM), Evelyn(CMS), Devon Heard (youth) Ms. Heard (Mother) and Karen Marin (DCPP)

Objective: BHH-HWE conducted a CFT with family at their residence
Height: Unknown
Weight: 70Ibs
ER Visit: None reported
Missed School Days: Summer break
Upcoming appointment: None
Discussion: Ms. Heard reported that Devon is behaving well in the home and socializing appropriately with his peers. She informed the team that her health issues have been a deterrent with her ability to follow up with the doctor's appointment. Ms.Heard stated that she has not been able to get a referral from Dr. Obuz.
Response: The team encouraged Ms.Heard to ensure that all medical appointments are completed.
Emotional wellness:

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