Discussion 31. In four weeks, Mr. Garcia and his wife have an appointment with you in the RDN Outpatient office for additional nutritional counseling. What information would you want to collect for this appointment? What are the key questions you will ask them in order to plan the next steps for providing any additional education that he needs?

Discussion 31. In four weeks, Mr. Garcia and his wife have an appointment with you in the RDN Outpatient office for additional nutritional counseling. What information would you want to collect for this appointment? What are the key questions you will ask them in order to plan the next steps for providing any additional education that he needs?

Essentials Health Info Management Principles/Practices

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ISBN:9780357191651

Author:Bowie

Publisher:Bowie

Chapter3: Health Care Settings

Section3.3: Behavioral Health Care Facilities

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