i'm kathy linda nicer practitioner at san francisco general i want to start with an examples of a patient that is typical but specifically a patient that one of our nurse practitioners saw recently she's a 59 year-olds bilingual cantonese vitamins female with active diagnoses with a complex hearing chronic kidney disease, high blood pressure arrest disease a mental bone disorder and diabetes and has had two card- excuse me. 4 cardiovascular letter events and hypertension and dementia she as depression a headaches a complicated patient has been hospitalized in san francisco general last week and made i admitted to ucsf this week and feeling weak because her blood pressure was low poor kidney functions and high levels of aside in her blood and high levels of calcium and now having seizures and started on dialyses. >> i think she's got more time. >> i've never done this before. >> there is a timer in front of of you. >> enough about her but so patient like this requires follows up ♪ patient clinic and needs follow-up case management including of the ophthalmologist and she's has many others

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