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A comprehensive training program for multidisciplinary treatment plans.

Abstract

A client-oriented treatment plan that will direct and coordinate health care staff, thereby ensuring efficient quality client care, is a worthy goal. After planning, implementing, and evaluating a training program for this purpose, the authors concluded that the key to quality client care and successful implementation of this program lies in proper preparation and administrative support.

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V M Brown, B S Adkins. A comprehensive training program for multidisciplinary treatment plans.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2921617/

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