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need to get everyone together again, to see if we can come up with
some new ideas. I’m sure we can come up with more dignified
ways to keep patients from hurting themselves. Mrs. Jordan, I’d
like to include you, - and your clergyman, too; he comes in to see
Mr. Jordan frequently. Maybe he can help us. |
An
interdisciplinary team at a nursing home is meeting with the wife
of Mr. Jordan, an 87-year-old Alzheimer’s patient. Mrs. Jordan
is concerned that he is not being treated respectfully or with the
appropriate care and concern.