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torybrooks

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How would the use of CULTURALLYCOMPETENT patient advocates bridge the gap of inadequate numbers of healthcare providers representing culturally diverse population groups? Select all that apply:
◦ Coordinate services to meet the patients' needs.
◦ Resolve problems.
◦ Speak to patients in their native language.
◦ Reduce the cost of healthcare.
◦ Ensures compliance with prescribed treatment.
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Reply #1 on: Jun 10, 2020
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