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CM spoke to Susan Buffield (EMYL Clinician) in regards to Tavian (youth). CM and Ms. Buffield introduced themselves. Ms. Buffield reported that youth is doing good at EMYL. CM and Ms. Buffield discussed transition for youth. Ms. Buffield reported that the upcoming treatment team meeting is on 11/16/16 at 11:00am and the team will discuss transition for youth. CM agreed.
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