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Great post! I agree with you that the interview has to be wrapped up with the patient and parent (for non-confidential issues) to summarize the visit, address any final concerns or questions. Family or guardian influence is a very important fact to consider when conducting an annual examination on the adolescence. When I was doing my pediatric practical orientation, I realized that parents/ guardians or grandparents are most likely to bring their infants, toddlers but not the adolescents for annual well-visit, Vaughn, Gilbert, & Aalsma, (2014) noted in their research article that pro-active parents would most often encourage and bring their teens for annual well-visit, they will be engaged in discussing health issues and place a higher value

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