Enloe Hospital: Case Study

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-Enloe Hospital-
"Nurse howell?" Said Dr. Pepper
"Just a sec doc-" Juliet turns around to give the doctor a patient's lab report and She looks shocked.
"Oh behalf of the staff and I we all contributed to buy you this." Handing juliet a bright cherry red guitar with steel strings she started to tear up as all of her colleagues screamed, "Happy Birthday!"
"Knock em dead tonight kiddo" said Dr. Pepper "We will all be there to cheer you on." He smiled. Dr. Pepper has been In juliet's life since her dad died when she was thirteen. Her mom remarried a few years later and juliet was thankful enough to welcome James pepper to their small family. Juliet became involved with nursing when her mom got sick, but is now doing much better and decided to

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