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Case Study Cheko Franco Puerto Rico

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D-The patient arrived early to his scheduled appointment. The patient reports that he is not doing too well with his dose as he needs more time to adjust. He denies a dose increase. This writer addressed the two AWOL during this past week and the patient blames it on transportation and arrived late to the clinic. This writer and the patient discussed alternatives and the patient signed the AWOL notice. Furthermore, the patient attempted to obtain his itinerary online, but couldn't to provide proof of documentation of his departure to Puerto Rico. The patient made an error and stated he was leaving on Tuesday and realized it was Wednesday. The patient will bring in a copy of his plane ticket tomorrow.

The patient is proud that he hasn't

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