Odette Case Study

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SC, Jennifer Stoker Contacted host home provider Linda via telephone. SC introduced herself and told provider that she was Odette’s Linda informed SC that Odette is in the hospital. Linda not she has been in the hospital since last Oct 13. 2017. Linda noted the doctor said it maybe be pneumonia or congestive heart failure. Linda note they want know more until next week. Odette is not making progress towards her outcome of wanting to be healthy

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