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C. Elizabeth Dougherty Assistant Clinical Professor and Psychosocial

Dear Barbara, As a professional caregiver I see a lot of the “hands-on” side of our industry.  I am side by side with the client in the home, but what kinds of duties does the Nurse do?  I see them come into the homes to interview