Patient Observation Report

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Being at the Phoenix Center today made me see how people’s attitude can affect a person. Patient’s in detox centers such as Phoenix have set schedules to abide by as part of their treatment plan. It is nesseccary for them to attend to these private and group meeting to help them stay on track. Many of them see these meeting as pointless and stupid but they are very beneficial to their progress. These patients are also grogy and tired as they are coming off of drugs and alcohol, and the medications they take also make them tired as well. Because of this they do not move as fast. Today one of our patients was treated with out any regard to their feelings or their state of mind. As a nurse we must understand the feelings of all of our patients

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