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AMS Od DE Clinic Case Study
Pt. completed admission process on 6/18/2013 and she demonstrated poor tx attendance since entering the program. Pt. was unable to maintain consistent program attendance after receiving several tx interventions. Pt. received tx plans goals which focuses on becoming drug free, maintaining financial compliance, making healthy decisions that support recovery and living impairment due to mental health. Pt, discontinued her attendance at he AMS od DE Clinic without warnings or

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