DISCUSSION OF THE CASE Demographic Profile Modifiable Factors Non-modifiable Factors Co-morbidities Chief Complaint CRITERIA: (1) Demographic Profile (2) Modifiable Factors (3) Non-modifiable Factors (4) Co-morbidities (5) Chief Complaint
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DISCUSSION OF THE CASE
Demographic Profile | |
Modifiable Factors | |
Non-modifiable Factors | |
Co-morbidities | |
Chief Complaint |
CRITERIA:
(1) Demographic Profile
(2) Modifiable Factors
(3) Non-modifiable Factors
(4) Co-morbidities
(5) Chief Complaint
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