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Hi Laura,

Can you see if you can possible do some in-service for our nurses on the 4th floor in regards to language. Let me know when you are available preferably sooner than later. I think if we can provide them with education than test our pilot we can get them to buy in and be successful. I am not finding 100% compliance with my audit.

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