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Marijuana Case Study: R's Diana

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ALLEGATION R/s on 01/25/2015, Diana tested positive for cocaine during an urine drug screen. R/s this is the second positive cocaine screening, the first time was during first visit on 10/29/2015. R/s Diane did admitted to using cocaine, but she denying any present use. R/s Diana has a diagnoses of schizophrenia and she is receiving services at Anderson Mental Health, Dr. Bogard is her psychiatrist. R/s Diane is receiving prenatal care AnMed Family Care with Dr. Young. R/s Dr. Bogard said Diane is noncompliant, but Diane said she is taking her medication

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