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Cigarettes And Other Nicotine Products: Case Study

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Kline
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Ms. Kline participated well in the group activities. She realized how much money she has to spend to support her nicotine addiction on a yearly basis, and that it can be more expensive than its cost, such as extra medical costs, and higher insurance bills for the bad things tobacco does to her health. Ms. Kline was receptive and engaged in topic discussion.
Olmstead
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Mr. Olmstead is being discharged from CD treatment due to not attending. Chrono was made. CCO was notified.
Marks
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Mr. Marks is being discharged from CD treatment due to excessive absence and continued use. …show more content…

Decker moderately participated in the group activities. He realized how much money he has to spend to support his nicotine addiction on a yearly basis, and that it can be more expensive than its cost, such as extra medical costs, and higher insurance bills for the bad things tobacco does to his health. Mr. Decker appears to have no desire for quitting smoking cigarette at this moment.
Cameron
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Mr. Cameron participated well in the group discussion. He realized how much money people have to spend to support their nicotine addiction on a yearly basis, and that it can be more expensive than its cost, such as extra medical costs, and higher insurance bills for the bad things tobacco does to peoples’ health. Mr. Cameron stated that he is not a smoker, but do know lots of people addicted to cigarettes. He attentively listened today’s lecture and asked questions relevant to the subject. Lundvall
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Fortuna moderately participated in the group activities. He realized how much money he has to spend to support his nicotine addiction on a yearly basis, and that it can be more expensive than its cost, such as extra medical costs, and higher insurance bills for the bad things tobacco does to his health.
Mitrofanov
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Mr. Mitrofanov minimally participated in the group discussion. He realized how much money people have to spend to support their nicotine addiction on a yearly basis, and that it can be more expensive than its cost, such as extra medical costs, and higher insurance bills for the bad things tobacco does to peoples’ health. Mr. Mitrofanov exhibited destructive behavior in group. He was engaged in cross talking, and used his phone at times. He was provided with verbal cues to remain focused. Group rules were reinforced.
Mather
Group topic: Cigarettes and Other Nicotine Products
Ms. Mather was 30 minutes late for the group. She was informed to report to her CCO, and no credit was given. She was encouraged to attend group on time as treatment and recovery is a priority. CCO notified.

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