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Mr. R's Awareness: A Case Study
Awareness can be used for educating regarding to resources such as community agencies and the service for Mr. R. Mr. R educated through accessibility related to how to access agencies and offer advocacy and support. Affordability is related to type of payment options with possible financial assets, so the financial issue considers making his discharge plan, too. Appropriateness is better for Mr. R’s needs and conforming his beliefs and values and to support that determining adequacy with Mr. R’s requirements. Acceptability is defined the Mr. R’s needs physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual, cultural, and financial, physical, emotional, psychological, spiritual, cultural, and financial. Availability can be used by transportation options
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