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Sanchi A Case Study
Sanchia,
I agree, this approach can be used to reduce teen smoking by gathering information of the type of teen and which ones are at risk. Also looking at the patients record and if the treatment is successful. The structure is easy to document it is used to determine of the programs standards.
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